Give every portfolio company an AI growth agent.Founders keep the veto.

Founders approve every public action from their own phone. Each agent is scoped to that company's apps and nothing else.

No. That is the point: one tool, cohort-wide, no growth team required per company.

n8n and Zapier execute predefined trigger-action steps, and both win on connector breadth for simple linear automations. Melaya, the visual AI agent builder, runs autonomous multi-agent workflows: the Market Analyst persona shapes what each startup amplifies, the phone bundle posts from a real Android device, and every write pauses for founder approval.

Melaya's Device Control operates a real Android phone: the phone bundle opens each allowed app, reads the screen, taps and types like a person, and pauses for on-device approval before publishing. The social and messaging bundles cover X launches and mentions plus Telegram and Discord communities, so no platform API keys are required.

Build the portfolio growth crew once on Melaya's canvas of agents, tools, triggers, and approval gates, then reuse the pipeline per startup with its own accounts, tone, and founder-held approval gate. The Data Scientist persona tracks account activity and growth across the cohort, so the program team sees which companies stay active.

Melaya records full run traces for every agent action: timestamps, step outputs, and the approval that released each post. Human-in-the-loop approval on every write means nothing publishes until the founder accepts the action on their phone. Program teams audit traces cohort-wide while each founder reviews only their own company's queue.

The Literature Specialist persona keeps community answers accurate and sourced, drawing on RAG over each startup's own docs, and deterministic-first evaluation runs rule-based checks before model-graded ones. A passing answer still stays a draft: human-in-the-loop approval on every write means the founder releases each public reply.

Melaya reports cost per accepted result on every run, and per-step model routing across 23 providers assigns inexpensive models to routine drafting while reserving stronger models for the Market Analyst's research steps. Sensitive steps can run on your local runner instead of the cloud, and run traces break down spend per startup.

The founder does. The Macro Economist persona times launch pushes around market context and queues the content, the phone bundle stages each post on a real Android device, and the run stops at an on-device approval gate. Nothing reaches the public feed until the founder approves from their own phone.

Yes. Web3 programs use Melaya to keep early projects present across X, Telegram, and Discord communities: the messaging bundle keeps Telegram and Discord active while the social bundle covers launch posts and mentions on X. Melaya's agents handle presence and community only, live trading is paused and out of scope.