How it works
Three steps. Then you’re in the room.
You don’t set up models or pipelines. You write the job, get a small team, and keep the work in one place.
Say what you need done
Write the job in plain language — fill the diary, get more clients, win the quote. That brief is the work, not a throwaway prompt.
Get a small specialist team
Decillion recommends AI specialists for that job. Accept them or pick your own. They work the same brief, in the same project.
Work together in one room
You, your partner, and the specialists share one project. When you need a real person, invite them in — you don’t start over in Slack.
The usual way
A private chat you screenshot into Slack
One generalist answering in a thread
Another $20 seat every time someone joins
Answers that vanish when the tab closes
Working in Decillion
One project everyone on the job can open
Specialists working the same brief in parallel
Invite partners — you pay for the work, not the login
A room you return to: the brief, the team, the work
What they hire for
Jobs businesses already pay a small team to do
Bookings, clients, quotes, one client’s campaign. Describe that goal — we staff a team around it.
For salons, clinics, gyms, and trades that already pay for marketing — a crew that fills the diary.
For solo professionals who lose work because they have no page and no follow-up.
For trades and small firms that already bid — they pay when more quotes convert.
For 1–5 person agencies: one room per client, a specialist crew, the client invited in.
Local service businesses
Salons, clinics, gyms, trades. You already pay someone to get bookings. Describe that job and get a small team on it.
Solo professionals
Accountants, bookkeepers, consultants, coaches. You need clients, a page, and follow-up — not another tool to learn.
Tiny agencies and freelancers
One room per paying client. Staff the job with specialists, invite the client in. You pay for the work, not a seat for them.
Owner-operators with a partner
Two people running the same business. Both see the same brief, team, and files.
A team for the job — not a model picker
You describe the outcome. Decillion recommends specialists around it, so you are not assembling an AI stack by hand.
Partners see the same work
Co-founders, operators, and hires join the project. Nobody is catching up from a forwarded transcript.
People when the work needs a person
Invite talent into the same project when judgment, presence, or craft can’t be automated.
Pay for work, not seats
Add funds to a wallet. Model tokens at catalog rates, no markup. A 5.5% fee when you top up. Computer time by the minute. Inviting someone is not a license.