I've been thinking about something for the past few weeks, and I'd love to hear honest opinions before I spend months building it.
Almost every AI product today revolves around one assistant.
But companies don't work that way.
Even a small startup usually has multiple projects, and each project has different people responsible for engineering, product, design, marketing, sales, etc.
So I started wondering...
What if, instead of one AI assistant, you had an AI organization?
Imagine something like this:
Company
- AI CEO
- AI CTO
- AI CMO
- AI CFO
Project A
- AI Product Manager
- AI Engineer
- AI Designer
- AI Marketing
Project B
- AI Product Manager
- AI Engineer
- AI Researcher
Each team focuses only on its own project.
The executives coordinate across projects.
Everyone has their own responsibilities, long-term memory, context, and tools.
Instead of constantly switching between different AI chats, you'd simply manage the organization while the AI team collaborates internally.
I'm not talking about a workflow with multiple agents, but something that behaves much closer to a real company with departments, ownership, reporting structures, and autonomous collaboration.
A few questions:
- Would you actually use something like this?
- Does this solve a real problem, or is it just adding unnecessary complexity?
- What's the biggest challenge you'd expect from a system like this?
- Have you seen any product that gets close to this vision?
I'm looking for honest criticism, not validation. If you think this is a terrible idea, I'd genuinely like to know why.
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