Melaya EXCOM: an AI executive team in two minutes
A CEO, a CFO, a CMO and their colleagues read your apps, brief you every morning and draft the next move. Watch the Dome route a failed payment and a Grafana alert, the gate stop what goes out, and the team run a company on autopilot within your rules.
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The team
This is Melaya EXCOM. An executive team for your company, made of AI. A CEO, a CFO, a CMO, and up to eleven more roles. Each one owns a part of the business, keeps its own memory, and briefs you every morning.
The Dome and the work
Switch on the Dome, and every app event lands in one place. Mail, deals, failed payments. Each one goes to the executive it concerns, in calm batches. They work with the skills of their role, ask each other, and draft the next move.
The gate
Anything that sends, changes or spends stops at the gate, as a card with the exact request. It waits in the app, by email, on Telegram or WhatsApp. Approve the same thing three times, and they propose a rule. Money always asks. Every call leaves a receipt.
Arm an executive
Now arm your CMO. The skills of its role. Your brand knowledge. Its apps, account by account. What wakes it. When it reviews. The rules it follows. The devices it may touch. And what it may spend.
A company on autopilot
Then put the company on autopilot. A Grafana alert wakes the CTO. It fixes the error with a test, asks before it deploys, and checks it's gone. The CMO hands a lead to the CRO. Reminders go out within your rules. Budgets hold. Only what needs you reaches your phone. At eight, quiet hours.
Start yours
At nine every morning, your brief is waiting. Set up the team in two minutes, or let your own assistant build it over MCP. They run on your model, Claude Code included. They prepare. You approve.
Start your own executive team
Every plan starts with a 7-day full trial: one team, all 14 preset executives.
