Genosyn
Open-source company OS where AI employees do real work
What it does
An open-source, self-hosted OS for running a company with AI employees alongside your team. Every employee has a Soul (its constitution), Skills (playbooks), and Routines (scheduled work) — all plain markdown you can read, edit and version. They work where your team works: channels, tasks, docs, tables, CRM and double-entry books. Sensitive actions pause for human approval, and every run leaves a record of what changed. MIT licensed. Bring your own Anthropic, OpenAI or self-hosted model.
Open-source, self-hosted software for running a company with AI Employees. They hold real roles, work on their own schedule through the night, and stop for a Member only when a job genuinely needs a person.
Genosyn is an open-source platform for running a company with AI Employees. They hold real roles and work to their own schedule. Two Decisions and one Approval. Everything else on this wall is finished. Pick a role and read its day. Every line is a Routine on a schedule: what it did, which product it did it in, and the one hour it stopped and put a question in front of a person. Pulls the overnight Signals: trials started, seats added, docs read three times. Each account is scored against the ideal-customer profile written into Robin's Soul. 31 accounts moved, and 9 are worth a human's time. Works 74 new Contacts against the ones you already hold. Merges the 6 that arrived under a different…from genosyn.com
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