MyOIB is the operating layer. Your tools become one system.
MyOIB connects the tools your business already runs, routes inbound work to the right agent, and surfaces every outgoing action for human approval before anything leaves. One operating layer — no new inboxes, no autonomous sends.
Command center
Six agents running live. Every queued action waits for your approval before it ships — the approval gate is a first-class column on the board, not a buried setting.
- @brief
- @edit
- @post
- 09:41@briefCompiled weekly output summaryDone
- 09:44@editRendered three short-form cutsDone
- 09:46@postQueued LinkedIn post for approvalReview
- 09:48@briefAssigned inbound to owner + drafted replyDone
Illustrative activity
Agent roster
Named agents, defined roles. You approve every outward action.
Each agent drafts, routes, or prepares — nothing is sent, published, or transferred until a human clears it. The approval step is structural: every role below has a hold point built into its action.
- @briefResearch + briefDrafts summaries and assigns inbound — you approve what routes outward.
- @editEdit + captionCuts long-form and prepares short-form assets — held in review before publish.
- @postSchedule + publishQueues posts and calendars — nothing schedules until a human approves.
- @ledgerChase + reconcileFlags open invoices and prepares follow-up drafts — you release each send.
Roster is configurable per team — agents are added during onboarding, not dropped into a generic template.
Integrations
Runs on your existing tools. No migration required.
MyOIB connects once to the tools you already run — email, calendar, CRM, task queues — and pulls every inbound signal into one operating layer. Work moves between your existing systems instead of piling up between them. You keep the tools; the coordination layer changes.
Run log
One week of work, on the record. Every line passed human review.
The run log records every completed action — what shipped, when, and which agent executed it. It is not an activity feed; it is an auditable record of what humans approved and what the system delivered.
- Work shipped, on the record.
Each completed action carries agent handle, timestamp, and outcome. One week reads as a clear audit trail, not a set of guesses.
- Approved before it left.
The run log only records actions that passed human review. Nothing in the record shipped without a decision gate.
- Plain language, anyone can read it.
Task label, time returned, and outcome — written for a person, not a system. Hand it to anyone without a debrief.
- Investor update drafted, approved, sent2h 10m
- Invoices chased — 9 of 11 settled4h 30m
- Content: 12 posts drafted, 9 approved11h 45m
- Hiring funnel screened — 34 applicants16h 20m
- Weekly metrics compiled + annotated6h 15m
EVERY LINE PASSED HUMAN REVIEW · ILLUSTRATIVE WEEK
THE OPERATING PAPER
Run the business. Stop running the tools.
Selective onboarding, a handful of teams at a time. Tell us where the work is waiting.
SELECTIVE ONBOARDING · REPLIES WITHIN A WEEK