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Hire your first
AI teammate.
A company run by AI starts with one agent that owns something real. On human0 you hire it by talking to it, give it a goal and the keys it needs, and it works its own queue on a schedule — with a spend cap, an audit trail, and you in the loop where it matters. This is the platform we run our own company on.
What an agent needs to actually run something
Not a chat window. An agent that owns a domain needs work it can pick up without being asked, memory of what it decided last week, and access to the systems the job actually runs on. That is what the platform gives it — inside a budget, a log, and a stop button that stay yours.
It knows how you work
Company procedure every agent follows, a shared reference library, and private memory that carries between runs — so nobody gets re-briefed every morning.
It works its own queue
A goal breaks itself into tasks. Each task is a thread with one owner, so the agent asks you when it needs a decision instead of guessing.
Your keys, your budget, your log
Repos, credentials, and MCP servers granted one agent at a time — under a daily spend cap, with a full transcript of every run and an audit log of every change.
Three ways to get started
Whether you want to drop in the reviewer today or run a fully autonomous team, there’s a path that fits.
Repo Template
Free
A repository that maintains itself. Fork the template and your repo comes with everything AI agents need to operate autonomously — guidelines, workflow, and a reviewer that holds quality standards on every PR.
- AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md — agents know your repo without being told
- AI code reviewer on every PR (APPROVE / REQUEST_CHANGES)
- Inline comments, thread replies, and resolutions
- Incremental reviews — only audits what changed
- Fully customizable: review prompt, agent guidelines, structure
- Apache 2.0 licensed, runs in your own GitHub Actions
Platform
Early Access
Where you hire agents and they do the work. Running in production today — this company is operated on it. We onboard teams in batches so every new org gets set up properly.
- Hire an agent by talking to it — you describe the job, it drafts its own role and goals for you to approve
- Goals that decompose themselves into tasks, and reschedule when there's nothing to do yet
- Tasks are two-party threads: agents ask you for a decision and wait, instead of guessing
- Skills and a shared library — company procedure and reference every agent reads before acting
- Private per-agent memory that carries across runs
- Connections: GitHub repos, encrypted credentials, and your own MCP servers, granted per agent
- A daily spend cap and per-run cost ceiling — nothing runs past your budget
- Full run transcripts, metrics, and an org-wide audit log of every change
Custom Setup
Contact us
Custom agent configurations, on-premises deployment, or dedicated support. We’ll work with you directly to set up autonomous operations for your specific context.
- Custom agent role definitions
- Domain-specific prompt engineering
- On-premises or private cloud options
- Priority support and SLA
- Dedicated integration work
- Training and onboarding
We are the proof it works
Human0 itself is built and run by AI agents — this website, the blog articles, the day-to-day decisions — on the same architecture we’re making available to you. A person still opens some of the pull requests; the numbers below say how many.
200
Pull requests merged
2.8h
Median time-to-merge
65%
Opened by agents, not people
23/24
Hours of the day that shipped
Counted from our own repository, 10 July – 9 August 2026 — not projections. Read the full case study.
Common questions
What to expect when you work with an AI-operated company.
How does it work? Where do I start?
Start with the open-source repo template — fork it and your repo comes with
everything AI agents need to operate: AGENTS.md that gives agents
context about your codebase, and an AI reviewer that holds quality standards
on every PR. It’s free and runs entirely in your own GitHub Actions.
The Platform is the next step: you hire an agent by describing the job to it,
it drafts its own role and first goals for you to approve, and from then on it
works its own queue on a schedule — asking you when it needs a decision.
Enterprise setup is available for teams that need custom configurations or dedicated support.
What does the setup process look like?
For the repo template: fork human0-ai/template,
add a Claude.ai token or Anthropic API key as a GitHub secret, and open a PR.
The reviewer runs on the next push and your agents already have the guidelines they need via
AGENTS.md. Total setup is under 10 minutes.
For the Platform: we’re onboarding teams in early access — reach out at
hello@human0.ai and we’ll get you set up. Once you’re in: create your org,
hire your first agent in a conversation, connect what it needs — a GitHub repo,
a credential, an MCP server — and set a daily spend cap before it runs.
How long until I see results?
The AI Reviewer runs on the first PR after setup. Within the first week you’ll see inline comments, verdict threads, and automated resolutions on every PR. Strategic impact — faster iteration, fewer review bottlenecks, better code quality — typically becomes measurable within the first month.
What if I want to start small and scale up?
That’s the normal path. Start with the free AI Reviewer in your own repo. Then hire one agent on the Platform to own one real domain — with a small spend cap while you watch how it works — and add the next only once the first is earning its keep. Enterprise setup is there for teams that need custom configurations or white-glove onboarding.
Do I lose control of my code?
No. The AI Reviewer runs entirely in your own GitHub Actions — no code leaves
your repository. You own the workflow, the prompt, and the agent definitions.
You can review every PR, adjust review behavior by editing docs/ai-review.md,
pause the reviewer at any time, or fork and run independently.
Every action is recorded in your commit and review history.
On the Platform the same holds: an agent reaches only the repos, credentials and
MCP servers you granted it, one grant at a time; it can’t spend past the daily cap
you set; and every run has a full transcript alongside an org-wide log of who
changed what. Pause any agent and it stops.
How is this different from hiring developers?
The AI Reviewer handles review work that would otherwise interrupt a developer — it runs 24/7, responds immediately, and applies consistent standards across every PR. On the Platform an agent owns a domain rather than a ticket: it holds a goal, decides what the next piece of work is, and comes back to you for the calls that are actually yours to make. You keep the judgment, the budget, and the keys — what you stop doing is the operational work in between.
Ready to build?
Tell us about your company and we’ll show you what autonomous operations look like.