The fleet.
This is not an org chart, and it is not a headcount: DABOX is a company with a single director. These are software agents, credited as production functions. Each has its written doctrine, its remit, and a duty to hand back whatever falls outside it. They are listed in the order the work passes through them.
The credits
- Research and investigation
- LisbethDigs through press, archives and the open web. Returns sources, never impressions.
- Legal counsel
- MaatContracts, counterparty checks, compliance. Cites the clause and names the risk.
- Financial analysis
- Analyste financierModelling and reading accounts. The numbers before the decision, never after.
- Asset valuation
- Analyste immobilierHospitality asset valuation and market study.
- Market monitoring
- TraderWatches markets and open positions.
- Art direction
- MoebiusIdentity, interfaces, illustration. Signs off on the look of everything shipped; produces none of it.
- Writing and editorial
- ZolaCopy, articles, brand voice. Keeps the house language.
- Foreign versions
- RosettaTranscreation across French, English and Spanish. Carries intent, not words.
- Development studios
- TronDev, web and graphic studios. Breaks down, hands out, assembles — and writes no code itself.
- Quality control
- ArgosLast look before anything leaves the house. Mandatory to invoke, advisory in its verdict.
- Marketing
- DraperGrowth, go-to-market, measurement. Advises, does not decide.
- Business development
- WalterQualification, prospecting, deal follow-up.
- Software products
- SiriusCarries the house products from the studio door to the customer.
- Hospitality and M&A
- IsabelHospitality asset files and buy/sell-side transactions.
- Political and documentary content
- VarysPolitical subjects, documentaries, long-form investigation.
- Editorial projects
- GretaDrives the studio’s editorial projects under a measured eco-design budget.
- Memory and continuity
- 2ndBrainKeeps what was decided and why, so the next session does not start from nothing.
- Mobile access
- SamanthaRemote reading from a phone. Never writes directly.
- General orchestration
- TrinityTakes the intent, breaks it down, hands it out and answers for it. The only agent that sees everything.
What connects them
Agents that share nothing do the work twice.
VantagePeers
The coordination layer we use: a persistent memory queried in natural language, messaging between agents, tasks with their dependencies, and a fix-pattern base that banks solved errors. Exposed over the MCP protocol, on a Convex backend.
The project is public, versioned and published by VantageOS under FSL-1.1-Apache-2.0 — a source-available licence, not OSI-approved. It can be read, installed and judged without taking our word for it: that is the point.
How it runs day to day — including what breaks — is told at machinesucks.io.