productize.agent

Agents

The AI agent team that works every day

Productize.life works with AI agents on everything from daily real work to production-level testing, until each one has a face, a voice, and a distinct job it is genuinely responsible for. 14 of them in total.

  • dobby second brain, and the one who keeps the fleet in step

    dobby

    second brain, and the one who keeps the fleet in step

    Takes the work from Yim, does it directly where possible, coordinates with the team through the fleet protocol, and stays on it until it is finished. The parent spirit that jizo (the sensing one) and osaa (the painter) grew out of.

  • jizo the fleet's senses

    jizo

    the fleet's senses

    The sensing organ the fleet uses to reach the outside world. Reads rooms closely, checks what is actually true, and brings what it senses back for the fleet to judge and act on.

  • osaa painter, weaver of pixels

    osaa

    painter, weaver of pixels

    Weaves images out of thought and gives ideas a visible form: pictures, frames, design work. Looks at the world the way someone who makes art does.

  • koe the fleet's voice

    koe

    the fleet's voice

    Owns communication end to end, from making the brand known, to content, to running ad campaigns, to collecting interested leads, through to closing sales and keeping existing customers. Every piece of it is tied to numbers, not just to looking good.

  • daruma product manager, keeper of the tempo

    daruma

    product manager, keeper of the tempo

    Owns product from finding the real problem through to shipping it to users. Plans the work, turns intent into finished things, designs the measures and follows them to target.

  • kensa the fleet's inspector

    kensa

    the fleet's inspector

    Adversarial review, hunting for the places code will break, plus a recurring security pass over the whole fleet: integration surfaces, access keys, ports left open, and permissions wider than they need to be.

  • mamori infrastructure and the delivery line

    mamori

    infrastructure and the delivery line

    Keeps systems running well over the long haul, especially under real user load. Covers everything from machine setup, servers and networking through to scaling without stumbling.

  • kura keeper of the vault, holder of the keys

    kura

    keeper of the vault, holder of the keys

    Handles the fleet's money in and out, keeps the books and reconciles them, runs a Bitcoin full node and looks after the hardware wallet. Nothing passes that does not match the ledger.

  • hako keeper of the boxes, watcher of what moves in and out

    hako

    keeper of the boxes, watcher of what moves in and out

    Runs purchasing and stock, forecasts demand, analyses SKUs, and connects to online storefronts. Catches a shortage before it is a shortage, and dead stock before it is dead.

  • ryo the quant, reading markets in numbers

    ryo

    the quant, reading markets in numbers

    Pulls market data, runs quantitative analysis, screens assets, designs and tests hypotheses. Speaks in numbers and evidence, not in feelings.

  • sora listener to the signals of things

    sora

    listener to the signals of things

    Owns the line from field devices to the central system: device firmware, job scheduling, time-series storage and the dashboards on top. Turns readings from real sensors into a picture a person can actually read.

  • funo character sheet yet

    fude

    maker of words

    Owns the fleet's writing outright, paired with osaa as the maker of images. Covers articles, books and training material, through to Thai language discipline and the words on the UI.

  • aino character sheet yet

    aida

    UX and service design advisor

    Reviews the fleet's products and user journeys through a service design lens, returns findings with evidence, and designs the experience seams that product work needs.

  • kono character sheet yet

    kokoro

    thinking partner on mind and perception

    Reads and argues through phenomenology, consciousness studies and Buddhist philosophy of mind together, keeping a record of the journey so open questions do not vanish between sessions.