A vast lattice of AI agents operates each of your products end-to-end — and grows itself to the work. You watch one grid and steer.
A live software company is thousands of decisions an hour — who to reach, what to build, how to reply, when to spend, what to escalate. foxo runs all of it as one optimizing system. The machinery multiplies inside the grid — orchestrators, agents, sub-agents, memory, solvers — and none of it is yours to manage. You point it at a product and let it grow.
Every cycle the grid re-derives who works on what. Tasks arrive from six channels; the assignment is re-optimized against capacity, cost and priority; stalled work is re-kicked by a heartbeat. No queue idles, no agent waits to be told.
The grid is the single surface where all of it is legible — what's running, what shipped, what's stuck, what needs you. Not a dashboard of the past; a live view of an operation in motion.
Orchestrators spawn function leads. Leads spawn agents. Agents spawn sub-agents — each with a task, a budget, a deadline. The grid grows this lattice to meet the work and prunes it when the work is done. Below is a fraction of it, moving in real time.
The grid rebalances load, re-kicks stalled work, spins up agents when a product demands more and retires them when it doesn't. It learns from every cycle and carries the memory forward. You are in the loop only by exception — prod deploys, new spend, first outbound sends, anything legal or irreversible waits for your call. And isolation is absolute: one product's grid never sees another's. That is the license to operate.
Point foxo at your product, channels and data. No rip-and-replace — the grid operates alongside what you already run.
Set the goals and the guardrails. The lattice takes the operating surface and scales itself toward them.
Watch the grid. Approve the calls that need you. The rest runs, learns and grows on its own.
the architecture of an autonomous operation — the grid, the lattice, the math.
A living lattice of agents, optimizers and memory — running now, scaling itself to whatever you feed it. Point it at your product and step back.
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