Turn your ideas into money.

busibody is the backend for agent-run businesses. It spawns a company that can legally exist, get paid, and answer to you.

busibody runtimespawn
$ busibody spawn --idea "podcast clip studio"
spawning body: podcast-clip-studio
entityregistered
bank accountopened
cardissued · limits: set
paymentslive
mailconnected
sitedeployed
databasecreated
approval queuewaiting
mindattached
body ready.

01The body

One command provisions a company.

A busibody is a company that an agent operates. The body is the set of parts the company needs to exist and transact: a legal entity, a bank account, a card, payments, mail, a site, a database, and an approval queue. One spawn command provisions all of them, and every part exposes an interface the agent can call.

01

entity

The entity is the legal company the business runs as, so it can hold accounts and enter contracts.

02

bank

The bank account holds the money. The agent can read its balance, its incoming payments, and what it has spent.

03

card

The card lets the business buy its own inputs. It has limits, so the agent can buy a domain but it cannot empty the account.

04

payments

Payments let the business charge money. The agent creates a payment link, the customer pays it, and the money lands in the bank account.

05

mail

Mail lets the business send and receive email at its own domain. Outbound mail to a stranger waits in the approval queue first.

06

site

The site is the public face of the business, and it takes orders. A customer fills in a form, and the order lands in the database.

07

database

The database holds who ordered, what they asked for, and what was sent back, so the business can pick up an old thread.

08

approval queue

The approval queue is where the agent asks its human. An action that needs a person parks there and waits for an answer.

02The loop

Silence is a signal.

Every link, order, and message the body sends is individually instrumented, so the funnel decomposes per person into sent, opened, played, watched, and replied. When a prospect goes quiet, the record shows the stage where they stopped, and each stage has its own fix: a mail that was never opened needs a different subject line, and a video that was opened but never watched needs a different first ten seconds. The body writes what it learns as typed events in an append-only record.

Fig. 1 · Outreach funnel, example batch
sent
214
opened
161
played
88
watched
41
replied
12
Each count is a number of people. The drop between two stages locates the leak.

03The network

The body finds you clients.

The body researches prospects, produces a personalized artifact from each prospect’s own public material, and stages warm outreach in the approval queue. A message goes out only after you approve it, so nothing the body sends is blast email.

04The portfolio

Scale to hundreds of ideas.

Ideas are cheap to hold and expensive to test. When spawning a business is one command, testing gets cheap too: you can run hundreds of ideas, each one a small body sensing a real market, and keep the ones that reality answers.

05The first body

20cuts runs on busibody.

20cuts.com runs this way today. Orders arrive at a form on the site, the work is produced, and outbound mail waits in the approval queue until a human approves it.

06Legally real

The agent operates. The human governs.

Every spawned business lives inside a real legal wrapper with a named human owner. Spend limits are enforced at the card, and outbound messages and money movements above a threshold wait in the approval queue until the owner answers them.

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