Who is Cofounder designed for?

Cofounder is an AI company operating system for founders, particularly those building software products, service platforms, or marketplaces.

What integrations does Cofounder support?

Cofounder is extensible and can connect with MCP, custom APIs, custom skills, or an entire custom codebase.

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What is Cofounder?

Cofounder is an AI company operating system for founders, coordinating engineering, sales, marketing, design, finance, and operations agents. It provides a full roadmap tailored to your company, guiding you through steps to start, build, sell, and scale. Agents work alongside you, requiring approval for potentially dangerous actions. It is fully extensible with MCP, custom APIs, skills, or custom codebases.

What can Cofounder do?

Agent orchestration
Coordinates engineering, sales, marketing, design, finance, and operations agents.
AI roadmap
Provides a full roadmap tailored to your company, guiding through steps to start a business.
Human in the loop
Agents require approval for potentially dangerous actions.
Extensible
Connect MCP, custom APIs, custom skills, or an entire custom codebase.
Agentic departments
Designed like a real company with departments, managers, and shared context.
Background tasks
Run multiple tasks in the background at the same time.
Customization
Customize agents with apps, skills, and schedules.

Who is Cofounder for?

Founders building software products: Turn an AI roadmap into a shipped software product, handing engineering, deployment, and infrastructure monitoring to agents.
Service platform operators: Run a service platform while sales, marketing, and support agents handle outbound campaigns, content, and inbound requests.
Marketplace builders: Launch a marketplace and let agents manage Stripe payments, product analytics, and ongoing operations as it scales.
Teams extending their own stack: Connect an existing codebase, MCP, and custom APIs so agents work inside the team's tools, asking for approval on risky actions.