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I designed and built Cloudex Technologies as an AI-native company. It's staffed by 18 "Digital FTEs": AI agents with written roles, real tools and a reporting line. They sit in four departments: the Office of the CEO, Delivery, Inbound & Demand, and Outbound & Sales. They run on Paperclip with Claude Code as the main lane and Codex as an adversarial reviewer. The whole company is defined in a git repo (constitution, governance, per-agent instructions), so the runtime is a deploy, not a pet.
The rule it's built on: author ≠ verifier ≠ releaser. No agent approves its own work, every build passes five quality gates, and a human principal releases every outbound batch, which can be done by replying SEND or HOLD to an email digest. The sales department runs its own AutoGTM engine. It sources leads from the free Companies House register and researches each prospect's website, keeping only facts quoted word for word. It then drafts short, human emails and sends them within warm-up limits, with auto opt-outs and bounce stops. It runs privately on a VPS over a Tailscale mesh, with budget caps and a full audit trail.
Storing the constitution and agent instructions in git gives you a clear audit trail and instant rollback. The five quality gates keep the output reliable.
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This passion project was created for @designerbriefs , but the direction became a little personal.
I visited Kamakura earlier this year, and fell in love with the whole vibe. It’s Japan, but with a slower, more relaxed energy. Surf culture, cozy streets, friendly people, and that easygoing coastal feeling where nobody seems to be in too much of a rush. Basically, my kind of place. 🫶
So when I saw the brief for a Japanese matcha brand, I knew I wanted to take it in that direction. Not just traditional Japanese tea culture, but the meeting point between ritual and relaxation, structure and spontaneity, matcha and surfboards.
And that’s how KAMAKURA came to life.
A Matcha To-Go Kit designed for your post-surf pause, with ceremonial matcha, oat milk, a bamboo whisk, a reusable cup, and packaging you can plant after use. 🌱
The icon brings both worlds together, with surfboards arranged into the shape of a matcha whisk. Because, naturally, even the logo had to catch a wave.
Ride the green wave. 🌊
#Kamakura #MatchaBranding #BrandIdentity #PassionProject #dbckamakura
Love this Gabriela! 🤍
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Most agent bugs are invisible: the agent loops, drops context or calls a tool it shouldn't, and all you see is a wrong answer. I wrote an agent harness from scratch in Python — loop control, context compaction, permissioned tools, sub-agents — and Harness Studio, a web app that replays every run: one lane per agent, each event explained, and the exact context each agent held when it stopped.
