How we run ByteandRise
Our company runs on the agent systems we build for you.
A team of AI agents on Claude Managed Agents runs this website and our marketing, with a quality gate and our founder approving what ships. Running ourselves this way shows us what breaks before a client finds out.
A content run, step by step
From a topic to a post and its LinkedIn excerpt.
1 · Topic
Pick the next topic
From our SEO specialist's sheet or an agent proposal the founder approved. Checked against everything we've published.
2 · Brief
Write the brief
Keyword and intent, the reader, the offer it supports, an outline, internal links and required sources.
3 · Draft
Draft the post
For a technical buyer, with a source for every claim and only the proof we're allowed to use.
4 · Gate
Pass or hold
The Editor checks facts, duplicates and brand rules. Anything below the bar is held with reasons.
5 · Approve
The founder approves
The finished package (post, cover, LinkedIn excerpt) waits for a person. Nothing publishes without it.
6 · Publish
Publish on schedule
The site publishes at the planned time and posts the excerpt to our company page.
7 · Review
Learn every week
The Analyst reads search and analytics data; the CEO agent adjusts the plan and reports to the founder.
The team
One coordinator, nine specialists, one human with the final say.
Coordinator
CEO agent
Turns the founder's decisions into a plan, assigns work with written briefs, reads every report, and asks before anything that costs money or changes the live site.
Strategy
Strategist
Owns positioning, offers, voice and the list of claims we may make.
Search
SEO Lead
Plans topics, checks overlap with existing posts, writes briefs.
Content
Writer
Drafts posts and covers from approved briefs.
Quality gate
Editor
Checks facts, duplicates and brand rules. Passes or holds; nothing skips it.
Distribution
Social
Writes the LinkedIn excerpt for our company page.
Engineering
Tech Lead · Designer · QA
Build and test this site. Every change is a pull request the founder approves.
Measurement
Analyst
Reads search, analytics and LinkedIn data and feeds next week's plan.
Human
Founder
Sets strategy, approves topics, posts, merges and spend, and can override any decision from the admin panel.
Guardrails
Autonomy where it’s safe. A person where it isn’t.
- → every task has a written brief and a report; agents don't share a chat
- → memory lives in files every agent reads: positioning, allowed claims, past topics
- → nothing publishes without the Editor and the founder's approval
- → every run has a hard spending cap; we track cost per agent and per post
- → code, DNS and money need a human yes: agents open pull requests, the founder merges
What we bring to client work
Lessons we learned by running it ourselves.
Handoffs need written briefs
Agents work best when every task carries its own context, paths and definition of done.
Gates before autonomy
A separate checker with its own rules catches what a single agent agrees with itself about.
Memory is a file, not a conversation
Shared, versioned documents beat long chats for anything that must persist.
Cost is a design input
Per-run caps and per-agent tracking keep a system affordable as it grows.
Measured results from our own runs will appear here once the system has run long enough to report them honestly.
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