The AI System That Gets Better At Your Business Every Time It Works.
Agent in a Box installs itself, learns your business, researches your market, does the work, remembers your feedback, and uses real results to improve what it does next.
$997 one purchase · runs on your own Claude plan · you review everything, it publishes nothing
Five Things It Does That Your Other AI Does Not.
Watch the behaviour, then judge the claims.
It installs itself
Point it at your business. It inspects what already exists, identifies what is missing, interviews you in plain questions, and configures itself. Setup is a conversation, with no folder of technical homework.
It learns your business
Brand, audience, offers, priorities, voice, constraints, past decisions. The onboarding adapts to what you already have instead of forcing you through a fixed questionnaire.
It does real work
Scheduled runs produce finished drafts, research briefs, and analysis while you are elsewhere. Work waits for you; you never wait for it.
It learns from feedback and results
Every correction, preference, and approval is written into permanent memory. Performance data feeds back into what it makes next. Wrangle the output once and you have improved the system for good.
It becomes more valuable over time
Week one it is capable. Month three it knows things about your business you never told it twice. The longer it works with you, the harder it is to replace.
What A Morning Delivery Looks Like.
You open the review folder with your coffee. Waiting inside: a market brief with sources for what moved overnight, drafts in your voice for the platforms you publish on, and a short note on what the system learned since yesterday. You approve, edit, or reject. Every decision you make becomes part of how it thinks next time.
├─ morning-brief.md · market scan, 6 sources
├─ draft-linkedin.md · in your voice
├─ draft-newsletter.md · one clear point
├─ learning-notes.md · what changed since yesterday
└─ journal.md · every action, on the record
The same architecture drafts this business's own content every scheduled morning, and every run journals itself: what it did, what it produced, and why. You get the same receipts from yours.
Read a real run journalThe Loop Is The Product.
Research informs the work. Your feedback improves the next output. Performance data reveals what actually landed. Those results update the system's understanding, and the next run starts smarter.
Most AI tools are one isolated capability: a generator here, an analytics view there. We built the loop that connects them, which means the system improves from evidence instead of endlessly generating variations.
The memory underneath is BIMRI, our open memory protocol. Every correction you make becomes permanent intelligence, in files you own.
Autonomous Where It Should Be. Controlled Where It Matters.
The box ships with the same security spine as everything we deploy: guardrails, approvals, scheduled work inside operating boundaries, and a journal of every move. Publishing, spending, and reaching out to anyone all stay locked behind your approval, and every draft waits in a folder for your review.
You give it responsibility without giving it unrestricted control, and it keeps working inside the rules you set. That is what makes autonomy commercially useful instead of commercially terrifying.
The security receiptsFirst Release: The Content Intelligence Engine.
A self-installing content intelligence system that researches your market, creates content in your voice, learns from your feedback, tracks what performs, and improves continuously.
You stay editor in chief. It does the hours you never had.
EVERY MORNING IT DELIVERS
- ▸ A market brief with sources: what moved in your world overnight and why it matters to you
- ▸ Finished drafts for the platforms you actually publish on, in your voice, sized to your real cadence
- ▸ Learning notes: what it now understands about your business that it did not understand yesterday
- ▸ A journal of every action it took, so trust rests on the record
HOW IT LEARNS YOU
- ▸ Setup is an interview, in plain questions: your business, your audience, your offers, where you publish
- ▸ It studies your own writing and drafts in your voice from day one, then sharpens it with every correction
- ▸ A results ledger tracks what you published and what happened next; themes that land earn more weight
- ▸ Strategy changes are proposed to you first, and approved changes get written into the files it reads every run
YOUR FIRST WEEK
DAY 1
It installs itself and interviews you. About an hour, all conversation.
DAY 2
First scheduled run. A brief and first drafts wait in your review folder.
DAYS 3-6
You approve, edit, reject. Every decision becomes permanent instruction.
DAY 7
Drafts start arriving noticeably closer to shippable. That gap keeps closing.
Same System. More Jobs Coming.
The box changes by the job on top; the intelligence underneath stays the same. Next in line:
Client Acquisition
Prospect research, lead dossiers, and outreach drafts, learned from what actually converts for you.
Operations
The recurring back-office jobs that eat your week: digests, prep sheets, reports, follow-through.
Agency Project Management
Status, briefs, client comms, and the Friday picture of every project, assembled without a standup.
Built first for Claude (Claude Code and Claude Cowork are the documented, supported paths). ChatGPT and other agent platforms are coming.
What Comes In Every Box.
Eight components, the same spine in every release. The job changes from box to box; the intelligence and the safety underneath stay constant.
Identity
Who the agent is and what it obeys, written in files you can read.
Instructions
The job, the standards, the working rules. Signed by you.
Safety guardrails
The full security spine: publish, spend, and contact all locked behind your approval.
Skills
The specialist capabilities the job needs, pre-loaded and vetted.
Context architecture
Your business, encoded: voice, audience, offers, boundaries.
Cron Engine
The schedule that makes it operational. It works the hours you don't.
Guided setup
The agent configures itself around your business before it starts work.
Documentation
Plain-language manuals: the morning routine, the controls, the checkup.
Every future box ships on this same spine. Join the waitlist and you hear about each release before anyone else, price and date first.
Join the waitlistThe Straight Answers.
What does it run on?
Claude Code and Claude Cowork are the documented paths; those two are what we test and support today. Scheduled runs fire while the app is open. If your machine was off, the run fires when you next open it, and the morning message tells you what it missed.
What does it cost to run?
Scheduled runs consume your own Claude plan's usage, at roughly two runs a day. Setup states this plainly before you schedule anything. The box itself is one purchase, yours outright.
Can I see inside it?
Yes. Every file it writes for your business is readable and yours: the identity, the rules, the memory, the strategy file. All of it sits as plain text in your workspace, where a dashboard can never lock you out.
Will it post things without me?
No. It has no publish authority at all. Every draft waits in a folder for your review, and shipping anything is a decision only you can make.
What if it drifts or gets something wrong?
Correct it once and the correction is written into memory, so it stays fixed. The journal shows you every action it took and why, and it is built to stop and ask when its own checks fail rather than improvise.
What if installation stalls?
The install is a guided conversation, and the guide covers the usual snags. If you get stuck anyway, email support and a human works it through with you. That inbox is answered by a person within three business days, usually much faster.
Are updates included?
Your purchase is version-stamped: the version you buy is yours to keep and run forever. Major new versions are optional paid upgrades, announced to the waitlist first.
Why not just use ChatGPT for this?
Chat is brilliant for thinking out loud, and we still use it that way. This system is built for operations: a schedule that fires without you, files it reads before every run, corrections that stay made, and results that shape the next output. The difference shows up by week two, when drafts start arriving already shaped by everything you taught it in week one.
Hear About Each New Box First.
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