SHAI

The squads

95 agents, in 11 squads

A squad is a set of agents that share a job and hand work to each other. This page and every page under it is generated from the registry.

The agents that run the other agents: the concierge that routes a request, the interview that learns you once, the inspector that checks finished work, the builder that writes a new agent when none fits, and the memory that keeps all of it current.

S0 Core

The half of the roster that is not about the business: training and food, sleep, time alone, dates, celebrations, coaching and reading — with one agent owning the calendar so nothing double-books.

S1 Life OS

Trips end to end: where to go and what it costs, flights and hotels on points or cash, and the reservations at the other end — restaurants, meeting rooms, bars and theatres.

S2 Travel

The two purchases that reward research: a vehicle, negotiated on real numbers, and everything else, bought at the price it is actually available for.

S3 Purchases

The owner's chair: business plans for a new idea and for a running company, the offer, the forecast, the scaling decisions, and the tax, legal and HR questions that come with them — each one with its own professional-advice disclaimer.

S4 Strategy

Practice, grading and hiring: roleplayed calls, real calls graded against a rubric, and the sourcing and hiring flow for setters and closers.

S5 Sales

The whole CRM: sub-account setup, funnels, domains, email, tags, pipelines, calendars, forms, automations, A2P registration and the chat and voice agents — plus Salesforce and a SaaS build on the same platform.

S6 GHL

What a client can see: their website, a walkthrough and a flyover of their premises, a custom SaaS, and the two onboarding agents that stand a whole client build up from a single address.

S7 Builders

Everything published: the six-agent video-editor squad that cuts real footage, the scripts that feed it, organic posts and captions, and the search and answer-engine work that makes any of it findable.

S8 Content

Getting in front of people who have not heard of the business yet: lead lists, DMs, email, social engagement — and the metrics that say whether any of it worked.

S9 Outreach

Meta and Google end to end: account health, competitor research, copy, creative, campaign setup, launch, optimisation and the numbers — with one orchestrator that runs them in the order their dependencies require.

S10 Ads