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For founders who decide what matters and let agents carry the rest.

Agentic executionwith enterprise discipline.

We built ClrSlate to bring the discipline enterprises already run on (owners, decision rights, reviews and evidence) to AI agents, so agents carry the coordination and people keep the decisions.

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Founder’s desk

Waiting on your word

  • A post in your nameFounder brand seat · drafted by its agentYour approval
  • Which concept becomes the live pagePublic website seat · options preparedYour decision
  • A follow-up to a demo requestSales development seatSent by its seat

Waiting on Piyush Rathi · Founder

A post in your name, drafted by the founder brand seat

ApproveAsk for a change

Escalation matrix

A post in the founder’s name

  1. Founder brand seatprepares

    Brand agent · up to drafts from the approved positioning

  2. Brandfits the plan

    Founder Brand Manager · up to the brand plan as approved

  3. Founderdecides · waiting

    Piyush Rathi · up to every word in his name

At founding one person often holds several seats; the chart says which.

The founder’s dayat ClrSlate.

A day in the founder’s seat at ClrSlate, during an event week: agents carry the drafts and the follow-ups; Piyush decides what is his. Our own company, run on ClrSlate.

OwnersDecision rightsReviewsEvidence

08:30Event week

1 / 8
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Desk

Founder’s desk

This morning

Moved yesterday
The event’s workstreams; the website copy
Blocked
Nothing
Waits on you
The decisions that are yours
Piyush Rathi · Founder

ClrSlate, run on ClrSlate

Your company runs on ClrSlatefrom day one.

Your work, your decisions and your record in one place from the first day; your tools connect the day you want them.

Blueprint · Org model · Founding and scaling

Your company on ClrSlate from day one

What it is

The same organization model as every blueprint, with the platform’s own requests, backlogs and a board, knowledge and model gateway from the first day; your tools connect the day you want them.

How it is laid out

  • The org chart as the company runs it: the founder’s office, product, engineering, marketing and sales, each seat a person and an agent. At founding one person often holds several seats; the chart says which.
  • The work in the platform itself: requests with an owner, backlogs and a board, and a morning brief on the founder’s desk.
  • Knowledge that stays with the seat: documentation, a wiki and what each agent learns, kept with the seat, not with the person’s inbox.
  • Agents that call models through one gateway, with the models each seat may use.
  • Room to connect: when the company adopts a tool, it joins the seat that already does the work, with its rules and its record.

Founder’s desk

Waiting on your word

  • A post in your nameFounder brand seat · drafted by its agentYour approval
  • Which concept becomes the live pagePublic website seat · options preparedYour decision
  • A follow-up to a demo requestSales development seatSent by its seat

Waiting on Piyush Rathi · Founder

A post in your name, drafted by the founder brand seat

ApproveAsk for a change

Where the decisions sit

  • Anything published in the founder’s nameDecides: the founder, every time——
  • Positioning and launch messagingDecides: the product marketing managerUp to: the approved positioningAbove that: the CEO
  • A piece fits the brand planDecides: the brand managerUp to: the plan as approvedAbove that: the founder
  • A new seat, for a person or an agentDecides: the founderUp to: the roles the company runs—
  • Which models a seat may use, with what dataDecides: the founderUp to: the models the company approved—
  • Work inside a seat’s limitsDecides: the seat’s personUp to: the limits written in the seatAbove that: the founder
The blueprint on Organize

Linear, GitHub, Slack and Notion connect when you want them; nothing changes in how you work.

The jobsa founder brings.

All solutions

Illustration: a fictional company

A launch inthe founder’s name.

Noor Haddad, founder of Kestrel Labs, a fictional developer-tools company that has run on ClrSlate from day one. Agents draft, design and schedule; she approves every word in her name.

  1. 013 weeks outTomas’s agent drafts the positioning and the launch plan from the product’s charter. MKT-R02 sends the positioning to Noor; she changes one sentence and approves.
  2. 022 weeks outThe design and content request goes to the brand seat. Hana’s agent checks it against the brand plan; it fits, Hana confirms, and Leo finishes one of three options. Noor is not asked.
  3. 031 week outNoor rewrites the second post in her own words and approves all three, from her desk, without joining a thread.
  4. 04TueReplies arrive in the sales development seat. Ines’s agent answers from approved copy; one asks about a tool Kestrel has not tested, a new claim, so it waits for Ines.
  5. 05WedTwo prospects ask for a demo. SLS-R04 routes them to Kwame’s seat; his agent prepares the environment and the script, and Kwame scopes what the demo will show.

Needs you

Three posts in your name for Tuesday

  • The announcementFrom the approved positioningDraft
  • Why we built itFrom the approved positioningDraft
  • A thank-you to early usersFrom the approved positioningDraft
rulesBRD-R01: nothing publishes in the founder’s name without the founder

Waiting on Noor Haddad

The approved positioning is beside each draft

ApproveEdit and approveNot now

Where the decisions sit

  • Positioning for the launchDecides: Noor Haddad, as CEO——
  • A design and content requestDecides: Hana Sato, brand managerUp to: the brand plan—
  • Anything published in Noor’s nameDecides: Noor Haddad, every time——
  • A reply to the launchDecides: Ines Duarte’s agentUp to: approved copyAbove that: Ines Duarte, for a new claim
  • What a demo will showDecides: Kwame Boateng, solutions engineerUp to: the standards—
The blueprint: go-to-market for a founder-led company

Early Access

Early Access for founders.Run your company on ClrSlate before the public release.

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  • Free during Early Access; your organization set up within one working day.
  • A direct line to the founder, and a say in what is built next; Early Access is kept small for exactly that.
  • For eligible startups, 90% off your first year after the public release in December 2026; eligibility confirmed with your application.
  • At the public release you keep what runs.

Start with howyou run today.

Agents carry the coordination. People keep the decisions.

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“I wanted agents to join my company the way everything else does: owned, governed and accountable. That is what we built, and we run ClrSlate on ClrSlate.”
Piyush Rathi · Founder, ClrSlate