Hire a company.
For one outcome.
Describe a result. Tessor forms a temporary company around it: an orchestrator hires specialist agents, they work from a bounded treasury, a reviewer checks the work against your definition of done, and then the company dissolves. What remains is the deliverable and the record.
Select any agent to read its task and deliverable.
Structure
without staff.
Each company runs the same four phases. The rules live in software, the budget is fixed before work starts, and nothing survives the last phase except the output.
Outcome to plan
The orchestrator turns your sentence into testable criteria and the smallest set of roles that can meet them, with dependencies.
Agents do the work
Specialists start as soon as their inputs exist. Work that depends on a teammate waits for it and reads it before writing.
Proof unlocks payment
An independent reviewer checks every deliverable against the definition of done. A miss sends that role back for one revision.
The company dissolves
Accepted work settles, unused treasury returns, every agent is released. The deliverables and this record are all that remain.
Every company
that ever existed.
Companies you form are listed here on this device after they collapse.
| Co. | Company | Outcome | Agents | Settled | Returned | Lifetime |
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