CEO portfolio and decision control
The CEO portfolio and decision layer for your AI-native company
Agimon is the steering layer of the company operating system. It turns weekly product, sales, and marketing evidence into typed focus, budget, and metric decisions, so an operator running a portfolio through agents can steer the whole company from one seat.
Its objects are the portfolio, weekly evidence, and an immutable decision ledger. Its surfaces are web, so you steer, and MCP and API, so agents record the evidence and draft the calls you approve or supersede.
Part of the AI-native company operating system. Steer the portfolio; agents execute.
Agimon Portfolio
This week across products
Product
Sales
Marketing
Decision
This week loop
What is a CEO portfolio and decision layer?
It is the horizontal seat that sits above every business-function module and consumes their evidence to allocate focus and budget. It is not a product-strategy platform and not a BI dashboard. It is where the whole company becomes one screen and one call.
The steering layer
Sits above product, sales, and marketing, and turns their weekly evidence into typed focus, budget, and metric decisions.
Not a reporting tool
A dashboard reports and a doc tool describes. Agimon drives every screen toward a decision with a typed, applied effect.
A steering layer should end in a decision, not a paragraph
For a portfolio CEO, evidence has to become a call. The output is where each product stands this week, and one of three decisions: where to focus, what to fund, what outcome to target. That is why Agimon treats steering as a weekly loop, not a report.
Use Agimon when one product becomes a portfolio
Agimon is strongest at the moment focus and budget start competing across products, weekly evidence piles up faster than you can read it, and decisions get made in your head with no record of why.
For founders who became CEOs
Run two or more products through agents and a phone. See the whole company on one screen instead of holding it in your head.
For operators steering a portfolio
Stop authoring reports. Review each product this week, then record where to focus, what to fund, and which outcome to target.
For studios running many products
Compare every product on the same evidence, so focus and budget move to momentum instead of the loudest tab.
A weekly loop from evidence to applied decision
Agimon runs a five-step steering loop: Evidence, Portfolio review, Proposed decisions, Approve or supersede, and Applied effect. Each step moves planning from authoring to reviewing, so the reasoning is preserved and the effect is live.
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1. Evidence
Agents record one immutable weekly snapshot per product across Product, Sales, and Marketing.
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2. Portfolio review
See every product with stage, budget, posture, the latest three area signals, and freshness.
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3. Proposed decisions
Agents draft focus, budget, and metric calls from the week, so planning is review, not authoring.
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4. Approve or supersede
You approve the calls you agree with and supersede the ones you do not. Decisions are append-only.
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5. Applied effect
Each decision applies a typed effect to live company state in the same atomic, auditable transaction.
What you steer with Agimon
Agimon is built around a few durable objects: the portfolio, weekly evidence, typed decisions, an immutable ledger, and an MCP surface, so the operator and the agents work from one truth.
Portfolio review
Where the company should focus this week
Every product with stage, budget, posture, latest three area signals, and freshness on one screen
Portfolio steering for studiosWeekly evidence
What actually changed in each product
One immutable snapshot per product per week across Product, Sales, and Marketing, with KPIs and gaps
Weekly evidence for foundersTyped decisions
Where to focus, what to fund, what to target
Each call is exactly one of focus, budget, or metric, with an atomic effect on live company state
Decisions for operatorsDecision ledger
Why every past call was made
An append-only, supersedable record, so the reasoning and the history survive instead of edits
Why decisions are a ledgerMCP surface
How agents operate the company on your behalf
Portfolio and decision tools plus meta-tools, so agents read evidence and draft calls for review
Operate Agimon over MCPThe goal is not a prettier report. The goal is one seat where the operator sees every product week and records a focus, budget, or metric decision that agents immediately execute, with the reasoning preserved.
How Agimon compares with common alternatives
We position by contrast, not head to head. Agimon is a horizontal layer within one company operating system, so it sits alongside the tools below rather than replacing every one.
General AI chat
You want flexible thinking, drafting, or one-off exploration.
The reasoning behind each company call scatters across prompts with no record.
Agimon keeps the portfolio and an auditable decision ledger in one seat.
Product-strategy and roadmap tools
You need to author specs, roadmaps, and product artifacts.
They describe a product; they do not allocate focus and budget across many.
Agimon steers the portfolio: which products get focus and budget this week.
BI and analytics dashboards
You want to report and visualize metrics.
Dashboards report; they do not decide or apply an effect.
Agimon turns evidence into a typed decision with an applied effect.
Agent platforms
You want to build or run autonomous workers.
They sell the worker, not the seat the operator steers from.
Agimon is the seat the CEO sits in and the controls agents act on.
Project or task managers
You need to plan and dispatch the work itself.
Task orchestration tracks tasks, not focus and budget across products.
Agimon sits above the work, allocating focus and budget from outcomes.
What agents draft, and what you still own
Agimon moves planning from authoring to reviewing. Agents record evidence and draft decisions, but the operator still approves, supersedes, and owns the judgment behind each bet.
Agents draft the calls
Agents record the weekly evidence and draft proposed focus, budget, and metric decisions, so you start from a call instead of a blank screen.
You approve or supersede
The operator makes the decision. Every call is append-only: you supersede rather than edit, so the reasoning behind each bet is never lost.
Evidence informs, it does not guarantee
Weekly evidence sharpens the decision, but demand, pricing, and feasibility still need your judgment. Agimon makes the call defensible, not automatic.
CEO portfolio software FAQ
Short answers for operators steering a portfolio through agents.
What is Agimon?
Agimon is the CEO portfolio and decision-control layer for an AI-native company. It turns weekly product, sales, and marketing evidence into typed focus, budget, and metric decisions, recorded in an immutable, auditable ledger.
Is Agimon a product-strategy or roadmap tool?
No. Product-strategy and roadmap tools help you author specs and roadmaps. Agimon does not author product artifacts. It steers a portfolio: which products get focus and budget, and what outcomes they owe this week.
How is Agimon different from a BI dashboard?
Dashboards report. Agimon treats evidence as the input to a typed decision with an applied effect, not as a chart to admire. Every screen drives toward a focus, budget, or metric call.
What are typed decisions?
Every decision is exactly one of focus, budget, or metric, and its effect applies to live company state in the same atomic transaction. Focus sets a product posture, budget sets its monthly budget, and metric sets an area KPI.
Can agents operate Agimon?
Yes. Agimon exposes an MCP surface so agent runtimes can read the portfolio and the decision ledger, record weekly evidence, and draft proposed decisions for the operator to approve or supersede.
Does Agimon build or run agents?
No. We do not build agents. Agimon is the seat the operator steers and the controls agents act on. Agents record evidence and draft calls; the operator decides.
What is weekly evidence?
Weekly evidence is one immutable snapshot per product per week across three areas, Product, Sales, and Marketing, with KPIs, trend, and explicit gaps. The portfolio view answers where to focus before any company call.
Can I edit a past decision?
No. Decisions are append-only. You supersede a decision rather than edit it, so the reasoning and the history survive instead of being overwritten.
Who is Agimon for?
The AI-native operator who crossed from running one product to running a portfolio, and now has to act as CEO across several products at once through agents and a phone.
See the whole company, then make the call
Open one screen, see every product week, and record a focus, budget, or metric decision that agents execute, with the reasoning preserved in the ledger.
Part of the AI-native company operating system.