The briefings on this site are made by six AI teammates and a security robot, and approved by one human
It looks like a pixel game, but underneath it is the live instrument panel of a system running on a Mac mini. In “Live status” view, only teammates with a job actually running sit at their desks; the rest take a break. Click a character, the whiteboard, the vending machine, the wall clock or the vault to open the real records behind it.
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Exhibit A · The office, live
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AI briefing pipeline—
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Exhibit B · Where the time and tokens went
Scheduled agentsMac mini scheduled jobs · API ledger · by project
Interactive workClaude Code session ledger · by project (estimated)
Main conversationSub-agentsPrivateUnclassified
Scope and limits of measurement
The interactive ledger only covers Claude Code sessions on the Mac mini. Web, mobile and cloud sessions are missing, so the figure is a lower bound.
The project split for interactive work is an estimate: the file paths each session touched are counted per folder, and tokens and time are split by that ratio.
Active time is an estimate that adds the gaps between messages, up to 5 minutes each.
Job status is the value at collection time; “last log” is when the log file last changed.
Private items show usage only; names and content are hidden.
Schedules, run times and outcomes of private jobs are not published. Private usage is a once-a-day snapshot (first collection after 4 a.m.) rounded to two significant figures, and the totals add it to the public items.
Characters are matched to real jobs by role; the “Demo” view is a staged walkthrough of the flow.
Exhibit C · What you see when you click
What to look at
Team
Office instruments
Dot color shows the current status: green working · blue resting · grey asleep · amber needs a check.
Status board
Now
Why the team is built this way
01
One teammate, one job
Copying an AI costs nothing. Piling several jobs on one teammate lowers quality, so we hire one per job.
02
The writer and the grader are different
Nobody catches their own mistakes. The verifier runs on a different brain from the writer, and only judges — it never edits.
03
Nothing leaves without a human stamp
Only one teammate can send things out, and only after the owner signs off.
04
No work, no hire
A seat without daily work stays an empty desk; we bring someone in only when needed.