// USE CASE · FOUNDER

Automate founder ops with the AI C-suite you cannot yet hire,and stay the only signer.

You are the founder, the head of sales, the PM, the recruiter, and the person writing the board update at midnight. Most AI tools hand you a chat box and a templated answer. Melaya gives you a nine-persona C-suite crew that researches customers, drafts the roadmap, preps investor outreach, scores hiring shortlists, and writes the board pack. The agents handle the volume, you approve every send, the audit log keeps the receipts.

01
// What breaks today

Manual workflows cost more than the agent does.

Three pains every sales and BD team hits weekly. Each one is what your reps actually complain about, not what a feature page would call them.

  1. 01

    Design token supply, vesting, and emission schedules without eight specialist hires you cannot yet afford.

  2. 02

    Classify token status across MiCA, SEC Howey, FCA, and MAS before a single dollar moves.

  3. 03

    Bootstrap DEX or CEX liquidity without triggering a death spiral in the first 48 hours.

02
// Pipelines you can build

Agent workflows: compose, approve, replay.

Every pipeline below is a shape you wire on the canvas using the crew and tools further down. Not a feature we ship for you, a pattern you configure.

P01

Token readiness score, end to end

The incubation crew runs eight specialists in sequence, from TokenomicsArchitect through IncubationSynth, and produces a 0-100 readiness score across tokenomics, utility, legal, liquidity, community, and security. Every step writes to a shared brief the next persona reads, so the final memo cites real findings instead of a template.

P02

On-chain due diligence before term sheet

TechAuditor and CryptoLegalAdvisor work from real contract data instead of a deck: access control, upgradeability, and oracle exposure get checked against what is actually deployed. Melaya Agents reads the chain directly with eth_get_balance, eth_call, and ens_resolve, then pulls the verified source and transfer history with eth_contract_abi, eth_contract_source, and eth_token_transfers.

P03

Liquidity modeled against the live market

LiquidityStrategist prices an LBP, Dutch auction, or fixed-price round against what the market shows today, not a static assumption. Melaya Agents pulls chain-level depth with defillama_tvl and defillama_protocols and pool-level depth with dex_pairs_by_token and dex_trending before the strategist recommends a structure.

P04

Regulatory classification with a paper trail

CryptoLegalAdvisor works jurisdiction by jurisdiction (MiCA, SEC Howey, FCA, MAS) and is explicit that it recommends when independent legal advice becomes essential, not a replacement for one. Every classification pauses for your sign-off before it becomes the working assumption the rest of the pipeline builds on.

P05

IC memo, drafted and filed

IncubationSynth writes the two-paragraph investment committee memo, the top 5 critical path actions, and the 3 deal-breaker risks, direct about weaknesses instead of letting enthusiasm override evidence. Melaya Agents drops the memo into a shared doc and calendars the go/no-go review.

03
// The multi-agent crew

Founder C-suite crew

Real personas from the general crew. Each ships with a tuned system prompt and a default tool allowlist. Swap models per persona on the canvas.

Head of Product

HeadOfProduct

Reads retention curves, drafts the 90 day roadmap, and kills features below five percent adoption before they steal another sprint.

Chief Marketing Officer

ChiefMarketingOfficer

Sizes the category, writes the positioning, scores demand-gen channels on influenced pipeline per dollar, and defunds vanity channels.

Chief Financial Officer

ChiefFinancialOfficer

Runs the runway forecast, decomposes burn, builds the three-scenario model, and pressure-tests the metrics story before the next raise.

Chief Executive Officer

ChiefExecutiveOfficer

Synthesizes the other personas into a one-page strategy with the single most important bet, the resource trade-off, and the failure signals.

Chief Technology Officer

ChiefTechnologyOfficer

Names the top three technical debts costing you delivery velocity, decides build versus buy, and translates engineering risk into time-to-value.

Chief Operating Officer

ChiefOperatingOfficer

Finds the three bottlenecks constraining growth, aligns OKRs to real outcomes, and surfaces duplicate work across a small team.

Chief People Officer

ChiefPeopleOfficer

Builds the hiring shortlist, scores values alignment over raw skills, and flags the one role whose vacancy will cost you the next two quarters.

General Counsel

GeneralCounsel

Reads investor SAFE notes, customer contracts, and privacy obligations. Translates legal risk into probability, dollar cost, and time to remediate.

Operator

Operator

Neutral generalist for one-off jobs that do not fit a C-suite persona. Executes the brief literally with no domain framing.

04
// Scoped tools

Tool allowlists: only the actions you grant.

Every tool below is a real shared tool from the Melaya bundle. Allowlist per agent; HITL-gate the writes; revoke any of them in one click.

shared/tools/core/

General research, structured fetch, math, and the Slack handoff for the one human approver. pause_for_human is the explicit HITL node when you are away from the laptop.

web_searchweb_fetchhttp_requestfile_readcalculatepause_for_humanslack_post_text
shared/tools/scraping/

Pull customer firmographics, competitor pricing pages, and category news for HeadOfProduct and ChiefMarketingOfficer briefs. Scoped per persona to your allowlist.

scrape_pagescrape_linksscrape_structuredfetch_rss
shared/tools/email/

Read inbound investor and customer threads, prepare outreach and update notes, and stage every send for your tap. gmail_send is HITL by default for this crew.

gmail_sendgmail_readgmail_list_labels
shared/tools/social_linkedin/

Search LinkedIn for investor warm paths and candidate shortlists, draft posts, and prep DMs. linkedin_create_post and linkedin_send_message are HITL by default.

linkedin_searchlinkedin_create_postlinkedin_send_messagelinkedin_browse_feed
shared/tools/knowledge/

Load your one-pager, ICP, prior board updates, customer calls, and SAFE notes into the per-workflow store. Powers the three knowledge layers across every persona.

build_knowledgebuild_knowledge_from_textbuild_knowledge_from_file
shared/tools/finance/

Pull category benchmarks and macro context for the runway story and the investor update. Read-only, no HITL needed because nothing writes.

stock_pricemacro_datasector_performance
shared/tools/calendar/

Read your week, find free slots for customer calls and investor intros, and stage new holds for your approval. gcal_create_event is HITL by default.

gcal_list_eventsgcal_create_eventgcal_find_free_slots
05
// Three knowledge layers

The crew reads what you give it.

Every pipeline ships with three layers of knowledge access. Mix and match per agent on the canvas. No shared vector space with another tenant, no surprise reads, no opaque retrieval.

L1

Static context

includeContext

Per-pipeline documents appended to specific agents' input on every run. The ICP brief, playbook, pricing sheet, or won-deal email corpus. Whatever needs to be there before the agent thinks. You pick which personas get which docs.

L2

RAG retrieval tool

rag_retrieve

A scoped tool granted per-agent. When the agent decides it needs more depth, it queries the workflow's vector store on demand. Same knowledge base as Static context, accessed only when the model asks for it.

L3

Cross-run memory

pipeline_memory

Pipeline-level state that carries from one run to the next. Yesterday's research is in scope for today's follow-up. The crew remembers what it already prospected, what got approved, what was sent. The audit log is the second-order knowledge base.

07
// FAQ

AI agent questions we get every week.

Can an AI agent score whether a crypto project is ready for TGE?

Yes. The incubation crew's IncubationSynth persona produces a 0-100 readiness score across tokenomics, utility, legal, liquidity, community, and security, plus a go/no-go recommendation with named conditions.

Does Melaya's incubation crew replace a securities lawyer?

No. CryptoLegalAdvisor flags securities-law risk and drafts a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction checklist, but the persona is built to say explicitly when independent legal advice is required, not to stand in for it.

Can an agent deploy a contract or move funds on its own during incubation?

No. Sensitive steps pause at Melaya's human approval gate; nothing in the pipeline executes on-chain without your sign-off.

Does this work for a Web2 product migrating to Web3, not just a new token?

Yes. Web3MigrationLead's role is specifically the migration roadmap: what goes on-chain, what stays off-chain, and what gets deprecated.

Is there a record of what each specialist agent decided during the review?

Every run leaves a replayable audit trail, which persona ran, what it read, what you approved, across the full Melaya platform, not just this crew.

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