Cursor as ops console — rostered AI teammates + skills

SofIA / SebastIAn / TobIAs / … ownership, workflow handoffs, logging agent tasks — the meta story that links Agentic Company.
Rostered AI teammates on the operator Activity console — names and roles only.

Cursor as ops console — rostered AI teammates + skills

How an AI ops team runs this job end-to-end — agents do the grunt work, you approve anything public, paid, or irreversible.

The job: SofIA / SebastIAn / TobIAs / … ownership, workflow handoffs, logging agent tasks — the meta story that links Agentic Company.

Open source · MIT
Agentic Company
Agents crawl, summarize, draft assets, and prepare publish/sync. You approve anything public, paid, or irreversible.
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The wish (say this once)

Run this job on a cadence. Crawl or pull data, analyze, draft the artifacts, then stop for my OK before publish / deploy / send.

Phases

  1. Pull — APIs, crawls, dashboards (no invented numbers in public copy)
  2. Analyze — themes, priorities, effort tags
  3. Draft — assets, pages, captions, Open Tasks
  4. Gate — stop before live social, FTPS, paid ads, customer mail
  5. Ship — execute the approved action

Recipe refs: AI team, Agentic Company.

Hard gates (always)

  • Ask before any paid API spend (quote USD first).
  • Local demo URL before production deploy.
  • Approve & post for social; no customer emails in test probes.
  • Public posts: no absolute company $, no customer PII — blur screenshots.

Install the same job

The open playbook lives in Agentic Company — recipes, integrations, and the autonomy model.

Closing

ANDAFACIL is a case-study pattern, not a data dump. Builders: start from the repo, not from someone else’s KPIs.

Alex

Open source · MIT
Agentic Company
Agents crawl, summarize, draft assets, and prepare publish/sync. You approve anything public, paid, or irreversible.
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