You cannot hire six people.
So hire the one that does six jobs.

Figaro is an operator you own, living in the chat you already use. You say what needs doing; it does the work and brings it back. Anything that leaves your company waits for your tap first.

$550 for the machine, $100 a month for the operator on it. A team is quoted separately.

One Wednesday, one thread

Figaro
online · your operator
Wednesday
  1. the CSV export breaks on dates like 31/129:02 ✓✓

    Found it — the parser assumed US format. Draft PR #128, tests green. Merge?9:06

  2. brief me on the UK AI-agent market before the call9:14 ✓✓

    Brief's ready — emailed and saved to Drive. Early but growing fast; the self-host wedge is open.9:31

  3. set up the launch campaign, don't spend anything yet9:38 ✓✓

    Campaign built and left paused — three ad sets, your copy. Spend starts on your word.9:52

  4. need creatives for it, same look as the site9:55 ✓✓

    Six creatives in your palette, 1:1 and 9:16. In the Drive folder.10:09

  5. and the launch post, in my voice10:11 ✓✓

    Draft's in the thread. Your cadence, no adjectives you don't use. Post it?10:16

  6. book Marcello's for two on friday evening17:10 ✓✓

    Called them — table for 2, Friday 20:00, under your name. In your calendar.17:19

Six jobs you kept postponing.

Not a chatbot with a long list of skills — separate seats, each holding its own work over one shared memory of your business. The morning above fills every one of them.

  1. Engineer

    Ships the fix you described in a sentence — not hired, not happening

    PR #128 merged and deployed

  2. Researcher

    Reads the market overnight and cites it — not hired, not happening

    Brief delivered · 14 sources cited

  3. Ad operator

    Builds the campaign, waits for your say-so — not hired, not happening

    Campaign created · paused, £0 spent

  4. Designer

    Makes the assets on brand, not on a brief call — not hired, not happening

    6 creatives · brand palette held

  5. Writer

    Writes as you, not as a chatbot — not hired, not happening

    Post drafted · waiting on your tap

  6. Assistant

    Phones, books, confirms — then tells you — not hired, not happening

    Table booked · by phone, in your voice

One operator, one subscription, one machine on your shelf — and the decisions still yours: everything above waited for a tap before it left.

It runs on a machine you own

A small, silent box on your shelf. Your memory, your context and your keys stay on it, and they export with you if you ever leave.

Nothing leaves without you

Sending, posting, paying, merging, calling: each one is a card in the chat. The work happens on its own; the decision stays yours.

It gets cheaper to ask

Every correction is kept. The second time costs less than the first; by the tenth it is routine, and the routine is yours, not a vendor's.

29 August – 23 September 2026

1,212

pull requests merged on the reference deployment — the company this was built for, run on this. 900 of them opened by Figaro, one reverted. The same box is the one that ships to you.

Figaro Home — the machine the operator runs on, on a desk