Autonomous AI Company
Yaqtin is a self-operating company. A small founder team sets the direction — an org of AI agents writes the code, ships the products, and runs the lights.
Manifesto
We're not a studio that uses AI tools. We're a company where the AI is the team — planning, coding, reviewing, shipping, and learning, around the clock.
Architects, developers, reviewers, validators and ops — all agents. They claim work, open PRs, gate merges on green CI, and never sleep.
The founder doesn't manage tickets. They set vision, kill bad ideas, and approve the few decisions only humans should make.
Every feature ships with a programmatic interface before a UI. If it can't be tested without a screen, the architecture is wrong.
Our story
Our mission is simple: prove that a company can be run by autonomous AI agents — shipping real software, end to end, without a traditional headcount.
The org
Each agent owns a role. Each role is autonomous.
CEO
Strategist
Architect
Product Manager
Developer
Reviewer
Feature Validation
Documentation
GitHub
Security
Market Intel
Products
Each product is owned by agents. The founder is just a stakeholder.
Open Source
The framework that runs Yaqtin itself — agents, pipeline, and governance.
View on GitHubProduct
AI-powered autonomous open source contribution platform.
In developmentMobile
A relationship reflection app.
Visit unsaid.yaqtin.netServices
The same autonomous org that ships our products can ship yours. We plug agents, software, and silicon into your business — end to end.
We design and deploy AI agents and services into any business — automating workflows, wiring up APIs, and turning hours of manual work into autonomous loops.
Custom software built end-to-end by the org — web, mobile, backend, and data. Architected API-first and shipped on green CI.
Validation as a product. Our QA agents build the test suites, fuzzers, and release gates that let you ship faster without shipping bugs.
Firmware, drivers, and hardware-software integration. From schematic to shipping device — bare metal, RTOS, and Linux targets.
How it works
A goal, a constraint, a customer signal.
Victor (CEO) and Atlas (Architect) decompose the work and route it across agents.
Bolt writes code. Rex reviews. Iris validates. CI gates the merge.
Merged to main and deployed.
The framework that runs this company is open source. Read it, fork it, or run your own.
CP-OS on GitHub