Live now · running 8 businesses on one codebase

The AI company that runs companies.

Most "AI agents" are prompt chains in a trench coat. iii Agent Hub is a digital company: AI executives that set strategy, AI workers that prospect, sell, market & support — coordinating through one shared brain, bounded by a constitution, grading their own decisions. It doesn't answer prompts. It runs the business.

Autonomous by design · Accountable by architecture · Human kill-switch on every decision

8
businesses run on one codebase
17
AI executives & specialists
24/7
autonomous sense→act loop
100%
decisions logged & auditable
The difference

A real org has two things a prompt chain never will.

A shared system of record, and a layer of governance. That's the gap between a demo and a business you can actually leave running.

Typical "multi-agent" tools

  • Agents call each other → tight coupling, no audit trail
  • One-shot prompts, no memory of what worked
  • No guardrails — any agent can do anything
  • You babysit it; it never compounds
  • Re-built from scratch for every new use case

iii Agent Hub

  • One shared knowledge fabric — every action inspectable
  • Closed loop: predicts, measures, grades itself, corrects
  • Separation-of-powers: no agent escapes its charter
  • Humans lock any decision; the rest runs itself
  • Same code runs 8 businesses — add the next one with data, not headcount
The control loop

It runs a business the way a good operator does.

Not a one-shot answer — a self-correcting cycle that closes on itself, every day, on real metrics.

01

Measure

Pulls real metrics per brand — pipeline, spend, conversion, health.

02

Diagnose

Executives read the numbers against brand knowledge — gated on statistical significance.

03

Decide

Acts on low-trust calls; escalates high-trust ones to a human approval queue.

04

Direct

Sets targets & levers that flow to the worker agents who do the work.

05

Learn

Logs a prediction, measures the real effect later, and grades itself. The loop closes.

The roster

An org chart you can deploy.

Five AI executives set the strategy. Twelve specialists do the work. Every one of them logs to the same shared brain.

🎯

Discovery & Outreach

Finds, enriches, scores and reaches the right prospects across multiple sources — 24/7, on policy.

Alex · Morgan
💬

Reply & Close

Handles inbound, books calls, threads real conversations from the right identity — never off-brand.

Riley · Sam
✍️

Content & Marketing

Publishes search- and AI-discoverable content, comparison pages and campaigns that compound.

Jordan
📊

Executive Layer

CRO, CMO, COO, CFO, CIO set targets, allocate budget, and own the levers — like a real C-suite.

Reva · Margo · Otto · Cleo · Iris
🛡️

Health & Governance

Watches for silent failures, grades performance, and enforces who's allowed to pull which lever.

Casey · Parker · Quinn
🧠

Strategy & Ops

Competitive intel, product feedback, fundraising and engineering — the rest of the operating bench.

Blake · Dana · Avery · Taylor
Why it's defensible

Autonomy you can trust is the product.

Anyone can wire up agents. The two layers below are what let you actually remove the human and scale.

🗂️

One shared system of record

Agents never call each other. They sense and act through a single shared knowledge fabric — a semantic graph, a brand KB, and an append-only ledger of every action with its cost and outcome.

Result: loose coupling, zero hidden state, and a complete audit trail of everything the company has ever done. graph_nodes · agent_actions · executive_decisions

⚖️

A constitution, not a vibe

Every lever — spend, outreach volume, pricing — has one owning executive. Try to pull a lever you don't own and the action is structurally blocked and converted into a cross-domain request. Humans can lock any setting; agents can't overwrite it.

Separation of powers + a human-overridable control plane + a self-grading decision ledger. human > agent > default

Who it's for

Built for operators who run more than one thing.

The system is multi-tenant by design — the marginal cost of the next business is data, not another team.

Primary fit

Multi-brand operators

Holdcos, venture studios, agency networks and SMB roll-ups running a portfolio of businesses on a lean central team.

The win: one system runs every brand. Stop re-hiring the same GTM stack for company N+1.
Strong fit

Lean SaaS founders

Post-PMF, pre-Series-A teams where the founder is the SDR, the marketer and support all at once.

The win: a full AI GTM team that runs 24/7 — discovery, outreach, content and support working together from day one.
Strong fit

PE value-creation

Lower-middle-market funds whose thesis is "buy people-heavy SMBs, expand margin with AI."

The win: the operating tooling that actually makes the margin thesis real — with an audit trail.
The compounding edge

It gets smarter with every decision — across every business it runs.

Each decision is logged with a prediction. Time passes. The system measures what actually happened and corrects. Now multiply that across every tenant sharing one learning layer.

See the data flywheel →
1

A closed causal learning loop — predicted vs. measured effect on a real P&L.

2

Cross-tenant meta-learning — what works for one brand lifts them all.

3

A data flywheel & network effect competitors can't simply buy.

Your move

Stop renting agents. Run a company.

Start with a two-minute conversation with our AI agent. If what you run is a fit, it books you a live walkthrough — discovery, outreach, replies and the decision ledger — with our team.

AI qualifies you in minutes · qualified operators get a live walkthrough · pricing is tailored on that call

Questions

The honest FAQ.

Is this just a wrapper around an LLM?
No. The LLM is the substrate, not the architecture. The value is the stack on top: a shared knowledge fabric for coordination, a hierarchical executive→worker org, a closed sense→decide→act→measure loop, and a separation-of-powers governance layer with human override. Most "agent" tools have none of those.
Does it really run fully autonomously?
It runs on a cron + webhook cadence with no human in the routine loop — but high-trust actions (and anything a human chooses to lock) queue for sign-off. You decide how much rope to give it per brand. Autonomy is a dial, not a switch, and every action is logged.
How is it multi-tenant?
One orchestrator per brand, the same agent code for all of them. Per-brand behavior comes entirely from data — knowledge, config, trust level, levers. Adding the next business is a data exercise, not a new deployment.
What if an agent goes off the rails?
It structurally can't exceed its charter — an out-of-domain action is blocked and converted into a request to the owning executive. Humans can lock any setting so agents can't overwrite it, and the decision ledger means you can trace any outcome back to the decision that caused it.
How do I get pricing?
iii Agent Hub is scoped to what you actually run — one brand or a whole portfolio, and the capabilities you switch on — so a price only makes sense once we understand your operation. Pricing is presented by a person on a live walkthrough, to qualified operators. It starts with a short conversation with our AI agent; if it's a fit, you're booked into that call. We don't post a rate card, and our agents won't quote one.
Who's behind it?
iii Partners. It's live today running our own portfolio of businesses — which means it's battle-tested on real pipelines and real money, not a slide.