Founder

You own the product idea and build it with an AI agent — not as a developer, not as a product manager. You decide what gets built; the agent writes the code.

You own the product idea and you build it with an AI agent. You are not a developer and you are not running a product team; you decide what gets built, and the agent writes the code. The risk is quiet: the agent builds something close to what you meant, and the gap only shows when a customer, an investor or a new developer looks closely.

Corpole lets you stay in charge without reading code. The agent interviews you about the idea and turns your answers into requirements; you decide which of them bind, and only those steer the agent. A rule you say once — never store card numbers, always ask before adding a library — holds for every agent from then on.

You can follow progress in plain terms: what is done, what waits for your decision and what went wrong. And when a developer joins or takes over, the decisions, the history and the handover notes are already there, so the product does not depend on anyone's memory, including the agent's.

Start here

  1. Create the project and let your agent interview you about the idea (/corpole:start). You answer in your own words; it proposes the requirements.
  2. Decide what binds: the requirements you agree with become Authority, and only Authority steers the agent.
  3. Say a rule once and keep it: "never store card numbers", "always ask before adding a library". Every agent follows it from then on.
  4. Follow progress without reading code: what is done, what waits for your decision, what went wrong.
  5. When a developer joins or takes over, the decisions, the history and the handover notes are already there.

Getting started

Records & authority

Work & boards

Agent policy & rules

Traceability & quality

When things go wrong

Team & accounts

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