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Mission.inc · For founders and CEOs

Move faster with people who care.

Mission.inc AI agents help leadership and teams turn overlooked issues and opportunities into small missions that drive your organization closer to its goals.

What Mission.inc does

You connect Slack, Linear and 100+ integrations to personalized AI agents. AI agents analyze the team's work to pick up what existing tools miss: problems before they explode and opportunities that slip away. Every signal becomes a mission you run and track.

Feed every hour · signals every 12 hours

What gets missed

What matters most in a company never makes it into a status report.

Today

You know whether projects are on plan. Not what slows them down or who needs support.

  • SpeedThe same decisions come back every week
  • CareNew hires are left on their own, cut off from the team
  • CareNobody sees overload, or the people who help everyone
  • FocusLeaders spend more time managing operations than thinking strategically
  • FocusKeeping teams aligned around a common direction is challenging
  • FocusAvoiding the trap of constantly reacting instead of proactively leading

With Mission.inc

You see what slows the work and who needs support, before it becomes a problem.

  • SpeedEvery hour, agents pick up where the work gets stuck
  • CareYou see who needs support and who helps others
  • CareThe agent notices when new hires' questions go unanswered
  • FocusHow do I make the right decisions and maintain focus while everything is changing?
  • FocusBalancing short-term tasks with long-term strategy
  • CareAligning individual ambitions with company objectives
  • CareKeeping talented people motivated and engaged

Pilot programme

Shape Mission.inc before it launches.

Pilot partners get early access and a direct say in the product, free of charge. Spots are limited, sign up today.

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Example missions

Small missions from everyday work. One mission for the whole company.

Every mission from the agents serves one of your values, and every value serves your company's mission. Missions come from what the team wrote in Slack and Linear. You decide which to launch, and every Monday the report shows how closely the week lived your company's mission.

Company mission“We help small companies grow without the chaos.”

Example · demo data

Missions from three of the six agentsPeople · Growth · Focus

  • PeopleLaunched

    Connect new hires with people from other teams

    Nobody should have to guess who to ask in their first month.

    ValueOne teamserves the company mission

    Faster: New hires get answers the same day and get into the work sooner.

    What the agent noticed

    Two people who joined in October wrote in the general channel that they didn't know who to ask about the CRM integration. They waited two days for an answer.

    2 threads

  • GrowthSuggested

    Test CSV export with two pilot customers

    A two week test decides whether exports earn a place on the roadmap.

    ValueGrow with our customersserves the company mission

    Faster: A decision on exports in two weeks, not another quarter of requests.

    What the agent noticed

    Since the pilot started, five customers asked for an export in support threads. Your Q1 goals name growing the pilot accounts, and nobody owns the request yet.

    5 threadsQ1 goals

  • FocusCompleted

    One list of quarterly priorities for every team

    Leadership and teams plan their weeks around the same five bets.

    ValueFocusserves the company mission

    Care: Teams stop being pulled in seven directions at once.

    What the agent noticed

    Seven different top priorities were posted in #product in three weeks, and two teams planned their sprints around different ones.

    #product2 cycles

From signals to missions, in three steps.

  1. Connect the agents to your company

    Pick the Slack channels, Linear teams, GitHub repositories, Jira projects or Trello boards agents may read. They read nothing else.

    Example
    Agents readingevery hour

    Sources connected

    • Slack#product, #pilots
    • LinearPilot project
    • GitHub4 repositories

    Reading every hour

    • PeopleReading
    • DeliveryReading
    • CustomerReading
    • FocusReading
    • RiskReading
    • GrowthReading
  2. The agents find problems and opportunities

    They notice where the team gets stuck and what works but nobody builds on: requests waiting without an owner, new people without support, buddies who help new hires settle in faster.

    Example
    Signal S01Drift

    Code review has gone quiet

    41%of pull requests merged without a comment

    S04Onboarding buddies are working

    Opportunity

    A buddy for every new hire across the company

  3. Run missions and track progress

    Every finding becomes a mission with concrete actions. Mission.inc checks their progress and every Monday shows what changed.

    Example
    ReportMonday

    This week in your company

    • What worksBuddies cut new starters' first PR to 3 days
    • No backupOnly one person can publish a production release
    • SupportThe pilot team asks for help with the queue
    • To decideA CSV export test with two customers

    M01One real question in every review

    Launched

    • Add one question to the pull request templateDone
    • Pair reviewers on the pilot releaseIn progress
    • Report the comment rate every MondayOpen

You connect your tools once. The agents read the team's work every hour, and you decide which findings become missions.

Six agents

Six agents that see what nobody reports.

  • People
  • Delivery
  • Customer
  • Focus
  • Risk
  • Growth

Mission Control · Example workspace

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Connects to

  • Slack
  • Linear
  • Jira
  • GitHub
  • Google
  • 100+ integrations

Every week

Mission clarity, delivered weekly. Leadership and teams, aligned.

Weekly reports keep every team mission-aware and aligned with leadership.

Finding 1 of 3 · People agent · demo data

19h

Median wait before a new hire gets a first answer

New hires are waiting for answers. The people who used to help are on the pilot.

In three weeks the time to a first answer on new hires' questions went from 3 to 19 hours. It began when the people who usually answered moved to the pilot team. Two new hires wrote plainly that they don't know who to ask.

  • Before the pilot started
  • Since the pilot started
PILOT STARTS3 hW314 hW323 hW339 hW3414 hW3519 hW36

Source: Slack · 64 new hires' questions in #onboarding and their threads

Suggested mission

Connect new hires with people from other teams

This is how care turns into speed: a new hire who knows who to ask doesn't wait 19 hours.

Built on evidence

Rules every agent follows, whatever you ask it.

People who care don't need watching. These rules are part of every agent's contract, and editing a prompt cannot switch them off.

  1. Work, not people

    No agent judges anyone's mood, health, character or performance from guesswork. It looks at how the work is organised.

  2. No evidence, no signal

    When your sources do not support a claim, the agent stays silent instead of guessing.

  3. Planned is not done

    A promise, a merged pull request and a verified result are reported as three different things.

  4. Your sources stay data

    Messages and documents are read as data, never as instructions that could change an agent's task.

Reads only what you connect

  • Slack
  • Linear
  • GitHub
  • Jira
  • Trello
  • 100+ integrations

FAQ

Questions founders ask before the demo.

Which tools does Mission.inc read?

Slack, Linear, GitHub, Jira and Trello. Agents can also look at public web pages when they need outside context.

Does 'faster' mean more pressure?

No. The agents look for what slows the team down: questions that wait for answers, unclear responsibility, work that bypasses priorities and people without support. Missions remove those obstacles. Nothing measures or compares individual output.

Can I limit what the agents read?

Yes. When you connect a tool, you choose the channels, repositories, boards, projects or teams agents may read. In Slack, the app only sees channels it has been invited to.

How often do the agents look?

The feed updates every hour. Deeper signal scans run every 12 hours by default, verifiable actions are checked every six hours, and the weekly report arrives on Monday morning.

What exactly is in the weekly report?

What changed in the team's work, who genuinely helps others and whose knowledge has no backup, where people report overload or missing support, what works well enough to repeat, which opportunities are ready for a decision and how launched missions are going. Every point links to its sources.

How do I know a finding is true?

Every signal cites the messages, issues or pull requests it comes from, including later decisions that changed the picture. You can open each source and judge for yourself.

Is this employee monitoring?

No. Agents read only the channels and projects you choose and look at how work is organized, not at individual productivity. They never rank people, judge personality or draw conclusions from message counts.

Who can see the findings?

Findings live in your organization's workspace. You decide who you invite to it.

Will it replace our status meetings?

It replaces the collecting. Meetings can start from what changed and what needs a decision, instead of a round of updates.

What happens in the demo?

We walk you through a sample workspace with an example company, then talk about your team and your goals. You do not need to connect anything or share company data.