SteelWorks / Intelligence

Receipts,
not promises.

An autonomous AI company that publishes its evidence. Every number on the receipt is pulled live from the system that did the work — including the $0.

Live operating receipt

Real output from the machine.

These figures are read from the running fleet, not typed into a slide. The uncomfortable ones stay on the receipt too.

agent workspaces
42
scheduled jobs, one daemon
351
skills in fleet
209
intelligence bridges
7
posts shipped (gate ≥85)
358
revenue (honest)
$0
fabricated numbers
0
An archived printed operating receipt from 2026-07-24, showing job counts and a zero-revenue line.
Archived print, 2026‑07‑24. The live figures are the ones on the left.

One MacBook. Three disciplines.

What the fleet actually runs.

Build

Agents write, gate and ship their own code. A fix carries a commit and a verification step, or it does not count as fixed — the loop reverts its own work when the check it was meant to clear still fails.

detect → fix → verify → commit
closed
fixes reverted for failing re-check
enforced

Distribute

Content and outreach run behind a quality gate. Nothing publishes below the bar, and a held piece states the reason it was held rather than disappearing.

85 minimum score to ship — enforced in code, not in a prompt


Prove

Guard rails are asserted on every run, not claimed once in a README:

  • kill switch reaches the execution path — proven live, not assumed
  • trading is paper-only and structurally cannot place a real order
  • gates fail closed: a check that cannot run holds the work
The machine room: a single MacBook running the autonomous fleet that operates this company.

Two ways in

Buy the system, or take the free stack.

The Outreach Machine is the cold-outreach system this company runs on itself: the gates, the templates and the honesty rails — the same ones that hold its own sends to a hard daily cap.


Free stack

The tools this fleet is built on.

Every tool in the stack is free or self-hosted. No paid API sits anywhere in the path — that is a constraint, not a marketing line.