Original Clintware MVP · Founder control plane

Describe the company. Assemble the operating system.

Assemblerer turns a founder brief into an inspectable agent roster, authority contract, local-first execution routes, prioritized work queue, an evidence trail, and a portable Company Manifest that later execution adapters can consume. It starts with control, not chat.

Different by design

Not an AI cofounder persona.

The first proof focuses on the part most founder copilots skip: who is allowed to do what, where work should execute, what proof closes a task, and what remains under founder control.

Authority before autonomy

Every generated action is assigned an authority ceiling. The MVP only executes reversible local simulation; external actions remain review-gated.

Local-first routing

Assemblerer decides whether a task belongs on-device or in a hosted model based on sensitivity, complexity, and the founder's routing preference.

Evidence closes work

Tasks are defined with expected proof, not vague completion. That creates an audit-friendly operating trail that can later connect to AgentBridge, MCP, SaaS, or local tools.

Working MVP

Company system assembler

Everything below runs in the browser. No prompt is transmitted by this MVP. Generated state is stored locally unless you export it.

Awaiting company brief

One brief becomes an operating model.

Use a sample scenario or enter your own company idea.

Founder authority contract
Assembled agent team
Prioritized execution queue
#OwnerActionRouteAuthorityProofStatus
Execution artifact
No action has been run yet.
Proof trail
Release discipline

Virtual QA gates

The published build is designed for deterministic, testable behavior before any paid model or external execution layer is introduced.

Gate 1 · StaticHTML structure, required controls, analytics tag, no secret/API key fields.
Gate 2 · LogicDeterministic company IDs, generated roles, queue routing, authority constraints, exportable state.
Gate 3 · RuntimeSyntax validation, local persistence fallback, safe action loop, reset, copy/export fallbacks.