The Optimist
Looks for why the operation is a good idea.
Slave Army Enterprise
The big idea isn't “multiple agents”: it's an army configured to carry out a complex mission end to end. The client almost never talks to twelve agents: they ask, the Commander organizes.
The vocabulary
| An agent | = a specialist |
|---|---|
| A squad | = a team |
| An army | = a complete business process |
| A commander | = the orchestrator |
| An arsenal | = the tools and databases they have access to |
| A mission | = the result to produce |
Mission Control
“Analyze this acquisition plan.” The Commander breaks it down, the specialists work simultaneously, the Skeptic looks for what the others missed, the Auditor checks the sources, the Commander assembles the file. The screen shows live how many slaves are working, waiting for documents or fighting, and the Commander's confidence.
Agents fighting each other
Antagonistic personalities become an analysis architecture, instead of a single agent that approves itself.
The Bastard
Looks for every reason why it's going to fail.
Devil's Advocate
Paid to say everyone else is wrong.
The Detective
Looks for contradictions between documents.
The Auditor
Checks everybody else's sources.
The Board of Slaves
An AI executive committee: a CFO paranoid about cash, a lawyer who finds every contract suspect, a pathologically optimistic salesperson, a CTO convinced every estimate is too low, a strategist obsessed with competitors and a Devil's Advocate. Each one writes up their position, they critique each other, then the Commander delivers: points of agreement, points of disagreement, facts, assumptions, risks and decisions for the human to make.
Army Builder
| Role | Free-form role (“procurement lawyer”), optional antagonistic stance. | AVAILABLE |
|---|---|---|
| Skill | One job from the catalog, expertise level, diplomacy, obstinacy. | AVAILABLE |
| RAG | Private documents per agent: OCR, vectorization, citations (Knowledge Engine). | AVAILABLE |
| Mission | Standing mandate of each member, broken down by the Commander for every mission. | AVAILABLE |
| Relations | The Commander arbitrates; devil's advocates and auditors critique everyone else. | AVAILABLE |
| Tools | SharePoint, CRM, contract database, Gmail, Drive, ERP… | HIRING |
| Permissions | Read / edit / send per tool, with human validation before sending. | HIRING |
Governance
- Least privilege: agents read, they don't edit or send anything today.
- Auditability: every mission keeps its plan, every contribution, every critique and the arbitration.
- Human validation: a file stays “to approve” until a human has approved or rejected it.
- Memory separation: one agent's documents are never served to other users.
Prefab armies
The Anti-Bullshit Cell
Five paranoids paid to believe nobody.
Verified claims, contradictions between documents, objections, edge cases and made-up passages, with proof.
On quote
The Shitstorm Bureau
It knows your project is dead. And what happens next.
Project diagnosis, broken promises, breaking points, return on investment and upcoming risks.
On quote
Ministry of the Past Coming Back to Fuck You Up
The company forgets. They never do.
Timeline of decisions, who made them, their arguments, and what the archives really say.
On quote
Contract Army
Audits contracts in bulk.
Risks, contradictions, missing clauses and proposed amendments.
On quote
Due Diligence Army
Swallows a data room and spits out a report.
Multidisciplinary analysis, document contradictions and a due diligence report.
Setup €30,000 · license €3,000/month (indicative pricing)
Tender Army
Turns an 800-page tender file into a response.
Requirements matrix, response architecture, pricing, writing and final check.
Setup €15–40k · €1–5k/month (indicative pricing)
Decision Army
An executive decision file.
Scenarios, opposing arguments, risks and decisions to make.
On quote
Revenue Army
Ultra-personalized B2B campaigns.
Campaign preparation and tailor-made sales proposals.
On quote
Audit Army
Reconciliations, anomalies, inconsistencies.
Errors and gaps between documents and data, with proof.
On quote
Knowledge Army
The company's operational memory.
Reconstruction of files, decisions and background.
On quote
The amounts shown are indicative positioning, not observed market prices. Services are provided on quote.
The Chief IA Officer engine
Slave Army is the orchestration engine: RAG, specialized agents, Commander, devil's advocates, log and validation. The public site keeps its busted aesthetic; the enterprise edition reuses the same engine. Interoperability protocols between agents (MCP, A2A) are in the works.