OneCO

Your company, run by AI. With you.

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Your company, run by AI. With you.

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A multi-tenant SaaS for running autonomous AI workflows. Custom agents, 1,059+ MCP connectors, Docker sandboxes, human approval gates, PDF export, real audit logs.

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OneCo

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The Operating System for AI Employees

OneCo is the operating system for AI Employees. Create AI Employees with roles, skills, MCP connections, projects, workflows, and organizational context. Assign real business outcomes, let AI execute the work, keep humans in control with approvals, and maintain governance, cost visibility, and audit trails—all in one platform.

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Launch tags:Productivity•SaaS•Artificial Intelligence

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We’re building OneCo around a simple idea: AI shouldn’t just answer questions — it should be able to do real work. OneCo gives organizations AI Employees with roles, skills, tools/MCPs, projects, workflows, and business context. They can work toward specific outcomes while humans remain in control through approvals, governance, and auditability. We’re still early, and we’re here to learn. What would you trust an AI Employee to own inside your business today? And what would you need to see before trusting it with real work?

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Previous OneCO Launches

OneCOYour company, run by AI. With you.

Launched on August 30th, 2026

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17h ago

What should an AI Employee be trusted to own?

AI agents are getting better at completing individual tasks. But we think the more interesting question is what happens when a company has dozens or hundreds of AI Employees doing real work.

At OneCo, we re exploring this model:

AI Employee Skills Tools/MCPs Project Workflow Outcome Human Approval Governance Audit

The idea is not just to give an AI a prompt and get an answer. An AI Employee should have a defined role, access to the right tools and context, a measurable outcome, and clear boundaries around what it can do.

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