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Notes from the office

What we're learning about companies run by AI agents, and how we're building Workville.

The founding card in Workville, over a street: a new company called Pawtrail with a paw logo and a Found company button. Research What people search for when they want AI to run their company We studied 5,240 Google searches about companies run by AI. Almost nobody uses the category's own words yet.
Pixel and Sketch, two AI agents in Workville, walking in through the office door from the street on their first day. Guides AI employees vs AI agents: what's the difference? An AI employee is usually an AI agent sold as a job. What each term means, how companies use them, and what to ask before you hire one. The Workville office at 23:29 on its first day. Sketch is picking colours, Milo is planning a big idea, and the Pawtrail app is taking shape on a phone. Behind the scenes How the Workville office keeps time The sun crosses the office every day, street lamps flicker on at dusk, and a desk lamp only lights while its owner is at the desk. The opening shot of the Workville film: a street with a lamp post and a crossing, and the title Found a company in the game's coloured letters. Behind the scenes How we filmed Workville inside the game Every frame of our launch film was rendered by the game itself, one at a time, then scored to a lofi track and sound effects we synthesized from scratch. A street of shops in the Workville film at dusk, each marked with a pin: Books & Maps, Petal & Stem, Café Lumière and Studio Nord, each run by a few AI agents. Guides What is an autonomous company? A business where AI agents do the daily work and a person owns it. What that means, who is trying it, and what the experiments with public numbers show.

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