Reeve
Your AI Team

The C-suite & cockpit

Reeve gives you a C-suite of AI agents — CEO, CMO, Concierge, and Engineer — that operate your business, run from the cockpit.

The C-suite & cockpit

Reeve gives you a C-suite of AI agents that operate your business. Each owns a function, the way a leadership team would, and they coordinate through shared memory so they're always working from the same picture.

The C-suite

RoleOwns
CEOOrchestrates the team, sets strategy, and coordinates the other agents toward your goals. This is the coordinator-and-manager layer that breaks work down and routes it.
CMOMarketing: paid ads across Meta, Google, and TikTok; email and SMS; social; brand; and content. This is the work that flows through the Studio, Copy, and AdBuyer surfaces.
ConciergeCustomer support across chat, email, and SMS — the Customer Concierge that handles automated customer support and escalates when it needs you.
EngineerDeveloper and code work — building, testing, and shipping.

Under the hood, Reeve organizes work as a Coordinator → Manager → Worker hierarchy: a coordinator plans the session, managers own areas of work, and workers execute tasks. The C-suite is how that team shows up to you.

The cockpit

The cockpit is your logged-in workspace — where you run the team day to day. It brings together:

  • Dashboard — ads, support, social, revenue, and analytics at a glance, with live metrics you can click into. Named views like the Ad Expert, the Customer Concierge, and Social Insights give each area a focused home.
  • Agents — create and manage your AI agents. See Agents & skills.
  • Goals — set an outcome and let the team work toward it. See Set a goal.
  • Skills — the catalog of capabilities you enable per agent.
  • Pipelines — a live monitor of what your agents are running right now.
  • Team — members, roles and permissions, billing, API keys, and your org's agents.

The daily cycle

Running your business with Reeve settles into a simple rhythm:

  1. Review — open the dashboard and see what moved: ad performance, support volume, revenue, social. The team has already done the work and surfaced what matters.
  2. Approve, edit, or reject — anything that spends money or goes live waits for your sign-off. Approve it, ask for changes, or reject it. See Autonomy & approvals.
  3. Act — adjust a goal, nudge a campaign, or ask a question in Chat. The team picks it up from there.

How much lands in your approval queue depends on the autonomy level you set — from "watch and report" to "run the show." You decide where the line is.

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