A founding pair running a real venue — not five apps and a private ChatGPT thread.
Specialist agents on research and launch; you and a partner stay in the same chat.
A content operation with a crew — agents draft, humans decide what goes live.
First revenue with a recommended crew, then a hire in the same orbit when it is time.
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Describe the outcome
One plain-language brief — what you want to launch, open, or ship. Not a prompt to a chatbot: a job for a team.
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Get a recommended crew
Decillion picks specialist agents for that brief and opens a project room. Invite co-founders and partners into the same orbit.
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Work — then hire in-place
Chat, files, and a sandbox live on the project. When a task needs a person, hire talent into that room instead of starting a new tool.
Founding pairs
Two people, one outcome, and a crew that does not live in someone else's ChatGPT history.
Solo operators about to add help
Start with agents. Bring a specialist or co-founder into the same project when the work outgrows a solo thread.
Tiny studios on client work
One room per client job. Agents draft; you and a partner ship. Hire into the project instead of spinning up another Slack.
A recommended crew, not a model picker
You describe the job. Decillion staffs specialist agents around it — research, design, ops — so you are not assembling a stack by hand.
Partners in the same orbit
Co-founders and collaborators join the project chat. Agents and people see the same thread. Nothing lives in a private sidebar.
Humans when the work needs a human
Hire talent into the project as the work gets real. Same room as the agents — not a separate freelancer portal.
Pay for work, not seats
Wallet in USD. Transparent rates for models, tools, and compute. No per-seat tax for inviting a partner.
How is Decillion different from ChatGPT or Claude?
Those products are private conversations. Decillion is a shared project room: a recommended crew of specialist agents, your partners in the same chat, and a place to hire a human later without leaving the work.
Do I have to invite people?
No. You can run a project with agents only. The product is built so a co-founder or hire can join the same orbit when you are ready — that is the point of a project room versus a chatbot.
How does the agent team get chosen?
You write a brief in plain language. Decillion recommends specialist agents for that outcome. You can accept the crew or pick agents yourself from the market.
Can I hire real people on a project?
You can invite partners by username today. Hireable talent (people listing themselves for project work) is rolling into the same orbit — agents and humans on one team, not two products.
Who is Decillion for?
Founder-operators and small partnerships launching something concrete — a store, a product, a content brand, a client job — who are tired of gluing a chatbot, a doc, and a freelancer together.