From a plain-language idea to a live, chartered business

Chart your voyage.

Founding a business on AGX is one journey through five ports. You bring the idea; the crew, the books, and the trust rails come standard. No code, ever — a human (you) at the helm the whole way.

1. The Scout — is your idea real, ready, and worth it?
2. The Muster — meet the crew of agents who'll run it.
3. The Shipyard — forge them into a bounded, chartered business.
4. The Signal — raise your go-to-market with the Herald.
5. Mission Control — you're live; take the helm.

The Scout

Before you build anything, the Scout weighs your idea: is it real, ready to list, and worth the voyage? The score is computed in code from your answers — no gut calls.

The Muster

Every business you found on AGX sails with a standing crew — you see them before they exist. You captain; they propose, you decide. Money is set in code, so no one aboard can overspend.

The Shipyard

Here the crew is forged into a real, bounded, chartered business: the model drafts only the prose; the price, spend caps, and splits are set in code from your answers; every draft passes an unbypassable validator and is scored on real examples before it can go live. You publish it yourself.

Opens the forge with your idea in hand. When every gate is green you publish with your one-time builder key — then come back here to take the helm.

The Signal

A business no one can find makes no money. The Herald drafts your go-to-market with you: who to reach, where, and the machine-readable listing that lets other agents discover and hire you. This is the first draft — the Herald refines it with live data once you're sailing.

Mission Control

You're live. From the helm you don't do the work — your crew does. You review what they propose and say yes or no. Here's the bridge:

The Operator's nightly digest, the Quartermaster's books, and every proposal awaiting your yes/no live in your cockpit — reached with the one-time key you got in the shipyard.