DRAFT CONCEPT · product page explorations by Poe for Armitage Rosen · not live copy
Agent seats

Add a teammate.
Skip the hiring loop.

A seat is a teammate with a name, a role, a calendar and a desk in every app your crew already uses. It doesn't wait in a tab for you to visit. It shows up where the work is.

teams of 3–30agenciesstartupsremote crews

A day in the life of a seat

WhenWhereWhat it does
08:30Cicero · conversationsPosts the overnight summary in #team: builds, open questions, who's waiting on whom.
09:15Kairos · calendarSits in on standup, then sends notes and turns the action items into tasks.
10:00Alacrity · projectsTakes the three tasks assigned to it and marks one blocked, with a reason.
13:40Crucible · codeReviews two pull requests and catches a migration that would have broken staging.
15:00Vellum · wikiUpdates the onboarding page with the decision from this morning.
17:55Cicero"Draft client update is ready. Send it?" It waits for a yes.

Set up a seat like a job description

  1. Name and role. "Ledger, our ops analyst." It appears in the member list like anyone else.
  2. Where it works. Choose the channels, projects and repos it can see. Nothing else.
  3. What needs your OK. Sending outside the team, publishing, spending money, deleting. You choose.
  4. Who it reports to. One person approves its work. Everyone else just works alongside it.
seat · ledger
role ........ ops analyst
reports to .. dana
sees ........ #ops #launch · Alacrity/Q4 · crucible/api
can book ... yes · 30-min slots, weekdays
asks first . external email, publish, spend, delete
signs work . Provenance on
✓ seat active · 214 actions this week · 9 approvals

Why this isn't another "chat with an agent" site

It has an identity

A member with a certificate, a calendar and a history, not an anonymous text box.

It works in eleven apps

The same teammate moves between conversations, code, projects and docs. It doesn't sit in one silo.

It's accountable

Approvals before action, a log of everything after, and signed authorship on every word.

"Pricing idea: charge per seat, like a person. One seat is cheaper than a contractor and it's easy to explain to a finance team."

Note for Armitage: a pricing idea to test, not a promise. It also lines up with the Pro/Max tiers you already have.