the team · ten standing briefs

Every role has a brief, a budget and a gate.

An agent is not a chatbot with a job title. Each one holds a written brief, a set of inputs it is allowed to read, outputs it is expected to produce, and a hard stop where a human or another agent has to sign.

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Roster

Product agent stage · intake

Atlas

Reads the store, the analytics and your stated goal, then writes the tickets — scope, acceptance criteria, priority, and which agents are on it. Nothing enters the pipeline without an Atlas ticket, and no agent may widen a ticket it was handed.

reads

  • Store + theme snapshot
  • 90 days of orders
  • Your goal statement

produces

  • Ticket queue
  • Acceptance criteria
  • Sprint order

hard stop

Cannot create work above the monthly action budget without your approval.

last actions

  1. Scoped "mobile ATC buried on PDP" into 3 tickets shipped
  2. Reprioritised sprint after checkout error spike shipped
  3. Rejected own ticket #4188 as duplicate closed
  4. Flagged 14 sub-margin SKUs for retirement review
  5. Drafted Q4 gift-guide epic, 6 tickets review

30-day

tickets written
184
accepted as scoped
91%
median points
3.1

the handoff

Atlas sits here

Pick the four you want in the pilot.

Most stores start with Atlas, Muse, Volt and Sieve — scope, design, build, test — then add content and data agents once the cadence holds.