Ipsyn
A multi-agent collaboration system operated as a solo company. It consists of multiple functional agents covering research, growth, content, and review roles, designed to autonomously perform tasks such as business opportunity discovery, demand validation, and product launch.
Timeline (last 90 days)
This AI collaboration system has been named Ipsyn.
38 minutes after the instruction was issued, the Agent returned 20 business ideas, each with a score and source, with 5 tied for first place.
After receiving approval, the Agent responsible for growth wanted to post directly in unfamiliar communities to acquire customers, while the Agent responsible for content objected and believed it would be treated as advertising; ultimately the content Agent's opinion prevailed, and it was decided to first set up a reservation page to test demand.
After the author approved the plan, the reservation page officially went live 2 hours and 10 minutes later, priced at $19 per month.
The Agent responsible for review intercepted two emails that should have been sent, because a number in them was wrong; the author stipulated that anything sent to real people must still await his personal approval.
The system published one piece of LinkedIn content, one community post, and promoted across 7 WeChat groups.
The author set the success or failure criteria for the experiment as checking the numbers after 14 days—reaching 150 visitors and a 3% reservation conversion rate; failing to do so would result in the project being cut immediately.
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This AI collaboration system has been named Ipsyn.
50%UnverifiedThe author set the success or failure criteria for the experiment as checking the numbers after 14 days—reaching 150 visitors and a 3% reservation conversion rate; failing to do so would result in the project being cut immediately.
50%UnverifiedAfter receiving approval, the Agent responsible for growth wanted to post directly in unfamiliar communities to acquire customers, while the Agent responsible for content objected and believed it would be treated as advertising; ultimately the content Agent's opinion prevailed, and it was decided to first set up a reservation page to test demand.
50%UnverifiedThe Agent responsible for review intercepted two emails that should have been sent, because a number in them was wrong; the author stipulated that anything sent to real people must still await his personal approval.
50%UnverifiedThe system published one piece of LinkedIn content, one community post, and promoted across 7 WeChat groups.
50%UnverifiedAfter the author approved the plan, the reservation page officially went live 2 hours and 10 minutes later, priced at $19 per month.
50%Unverified38 minutes after the instruction was issued, the Agent returned 20 business ideas, each with a score and source, with 5 tied for first place.
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