Managing people and agents together: choose your team, not your cage (Rome)
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Your agents can now find a bug, fix it and draft the pull request, or hunt for new business like a sharp intern. They act with real authority, and they rarely belong to one person. They belong to the team.
So who is accountable when an agent acts? Who assigns the work and who checks it? And how do you get every agent working together, whether it's Codex, Claude, Grok Bot, Duet or a Slack bot, without betting your company on one vendor?
Join us for an hour on running people and agents as one team, with no lock-in to any AI provider.
You'll leave with:
- One shared task list where people and agents each have a named owner
- A way to check agent work against a written contract instead of taking it on trust
- A setup that works across agents from different vendors, so you can switch whenever you like
- A live example from a small company that runs this way every day
We'll build on HeyStax, a shared work graph for people and agents, and SpecFlow, open-source contracts that say what the software or agent must do.
For founders, small business owners and enterprise leaders who want agents doing real work with someone clearly accountable.