DomeWorks · our own operation · 2026
We run our own business on the systems we build
A working AI operating system — request triage, a review gate, and a daily briefing — running the practice end to end.
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The problem
A one-person practice still has a company's worth of coordination: inbound requests to triage, research to run before every conversation, drafts to quality-check, and a morning of status-gathering before any real work starts. Done by hand, that overhead caps how much a solo operator can carry.
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What we built
We built the operating system we sell: an agent organisation with a clear chain of command — a coordinator that triages and routes work, a review step that quality-gates everything before it reaches a human, and specialist workers for research and drafting. A human reviews and decides; the system does the relaying.
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How it works
- 01 A coordinator picks up inbound work, classifies it, and routes it to the right specialist.
- 02 Specialist workers do the first pass — research, list-building, drafting.
- 03 A review step gates every output against a quality bar; only work that clears it surfaces to a human.
- 04 A daily briefing assembles overnight context so the day starts with decisions, not gathering.
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Outcome
The practice runs on the same pattern we install for clients: humans review and decide instead of relaying. A knowledge-base migration — hundreds of files, deduplicated and cross-linked, 550 duplicates removed — that would once have taken a weekend now takes an afternoon.
The point isn't the tools. It's that the coordination layer is built, so the humans only do the parts that need judgement.
Piers Rollinson, DomeWorks