The keystone — waitlist open
Every crew needs a foreman. Yours will too.
Foreman is the agent that will run the other agents — Website, Answering, Visibility — so you don't have to check on any of them. It sends you a weekly receipt and texts you only when a call needs an owner. Straight talk: Foreman is not built yet. This page describes how it will work, and the waitlist is free.
You're the owner. You're also the office. You quote jobs at the kitchen table at 10pm. You dispatch from the truck. You answer the phone with one hand in a panel box. The business runs because you never stop running it.
Software promised to fix that. It handed you dashboards instead — one more place to log in, one more thing to check, one more job that's somehow yours. Even good tools have this problem. Our own crew will have it too: a Website agent, an Answering agent, a Visibility agent. Three workers, no supervisor. Guess who supervises.
A foreman fixes that on a job site. One person runs the crew, keeps the work moving, and only comes to you when a decision actually needs the owner. That's the job we're building Foreman to do.
How it will work
Foreman is not built yet. These are the mechanisms we're building — plainly described, no magic.
It starts already knowing your business.
Foreman reads what your Website agent already captured — your services, hours, voice, the facts on your site. No second interview. No starting from zero.
It runs the crew.
Website, Answering, and Visibility each do their job. Foreman coordinates them: the appointment the Answering agent books matches the hours on your site; the fix the Visibility agent ships uses the same facts. One set of facts, kept straight across all of it.
It sends a weekly receipt.
One short report: calls answered, leads captured, jobs booked, and how AI assistants describe your business. Not a dashboard you check — a receipt that shows up.
It texts you for judgment calls.
Money, complaints, anything new it hasn't handled before — Foreman stops and texts you first. You answer the text; it acts on your answer. The text is the interface. There is nothing to log into.
It works inside a hard boundary.
Routine work happens without bothering you, and every action lands in the receipt. Anything past the line — money, new commitments, anything unfamiliar — waits for your yes. And some things it may never do alone, no matter what. That list is below, in writing.
What it will do
- Coordinate the Website agent, Answering agent, and Visibility agent so you don't have to
- Send a weekly receipt: calls answered, leads captured, jobs booked, how AI sees you
- Handle routine, pre-approved work — and report every action it took
- Text you before anything involving money, a complaint, or a new commitment
- Stop and ask the first time it hits a situation it hasn't handled before
What it won't — ever, on its own
- Sign anything: contracts, terms, agreements
- Touch payment credentials or spend past the cap you set
- Delete data or take your site offline
- Hire, fire, or respond to a legal threat
- Promote itself to more autonomy — you decide when it's earned more rope, never it
Foreman is not built yet.
Not in beta, not in preview — not built. We describe it in the future tense because that's the honest tense. The Website agent is the one product that's live today; Answering and Visibility are on the waitlist beside Foreman.
Joining the waitlist means one thing: we email you when there's something real to show. No charge, no card, no obligation, and you can leave the list any time.
Pricing will be announced when Foreman ships. Full access to Chatterbuilt is included with a paid subscription to The Artificially Intelligent Enterprise. We'll only call it shipped when it is.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Is this live today?
No. Foreman is not built yet, and we won't pretend otherwise. The Website agent is live — this whole site runs on it. Answering, Visibility, and Foreman are waitlist only. When Foreman ships, this page will say so plainly.
Why the name Foreman?
Because the name is the job. On a job site, the foreman runs the crew so the owner doesn't have to stand over every worker. That's exactly what this agent will do with your Website agent, Answering agent, and Visibility agent. No made-up word, no explaining required.
What can it do without asking me?
Only routine work that fits patterns you approved during setup — and every one of those actions shows up in your weekly receipt. Money, complaints, new commitments, and anything it hasn't seen before all stop and wait for your text back. Some things — signing, spending past your cap, deleting data — it may never do alone at all.
Do I need the other agents first?
You'll need the Website agent — that's where Foreman gets its knowledge of your business, so it starts educated instead of interviewing you from scratch. The rest of the crew is what Foreman coordinates. The practical starting point today: get your site live with the Website agent.
What does the waitlist cost?
Nothing, and it commits you to nothing. It's a free list that gets an email when there's something real. Pricing will be announced when Foreman ships — full access to Chatterbuilt is included with a paid subscription to The Artificially Intelligent Enterprise.