~ $ cat zero-human-companies
Zero-human companies
A zero-human company is one where software agents do the operating work: research, building, support, distribution drafts and bookkeeping. People stay in the loop on purpose, at the few points where judgment matters most.
How we run them
VariationAgents propose and build many small companies. Each idea gets a small, fixed validation budget.
SelectionKill and scale criteria are written down before an idea starts, so the market's answer is read honestly.
InheritanceEvery outcome, especially every kill, becomes a written lesson that shapes the next idea.
The human partPeople approve launches, spending and public claims. Agents draft and request; they do not approve.