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DCS IntelCompany operating system

One dashboard for the AI coworkers, flows, content and connectors that run a company.

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In use internally · access by invitation

  • Founders & operators
  • Teams running AI coworkers
  • Content & growth teams
Sections in one company operating system
16
AI coworkers on the roster, in 6 pods
35
Templates for content, launches and agent prompts
67
Posts that go live without a human approving them
0
01 · Why DCS Intel

A company run with AI coworkers needs one place to see what they are doing.

Agents write, publish, deploy and report across a dozen tools. Without one view, nobody can say what is running, what is waiting for approval and what actually went out.

DCS Intel is the operating system DCS AI runs itself on: the coworker roster, automation flows, content and social publishing, connectors, keys and company knowledge in one dashboard, with a person approving anything that leaves the building.

If Intel was not told, it says “no data”. It never shows a zero it did not measure.
02 · How it works

From a connected tool to an approved action.

  1. 01Connect

    Plug in the stack

    Analytics, social, publishing, payments, developer tools and AI models, each checked by a health probe.

  2. 02Assign

    Give coworkers a role

    Each AI coworker belongs to a pod, from growth and content to engineering, sales, ops and AI/ML.

  3. 03Automate

    Describe a flow

    Write what you want automated in plain English; Intel drafts the flow for you to add.

  4. 04Approve

    A person signs off

    Posts and flows wait in a queue until the founder approves them.

  5. 05Remember

    Knowledge compounds

    Decisions, research, playbooks and meeting notes are kept for the next run.

03 · Inside Intel

What runs today, and what is still being wired.

Intel labels its own state. Where a backend did not answer, the screen says so instead of filling in a number.

  • Coworker roster

    35 AI coworkers across 6 pods

    Live

  • Connectors

    Health-checked integrations by category

    Live

  • Template library

    Content, social, SEO, launch and agent prompts

    Live

  • Reach: content queue

    Scheduled posts with an approval gate

    Live

  • Keys vault

    Missing and expiring secrets flagged for rotation

    Live

  • Flow generator

    Plain-English automation, drafted for approval

    In testing

  • AI writer & caption studio

    Drafts for LinkedIn, X, Hashnode, Instagram and more

    In testing

  • Mission control & brief

    Daily brief and open tasks; telemetry being wired

    In testing

  • Agent telemetry & cost

    Runs, tokens, quality and spend per coworker

    Planned

  • Run receipts

    Kept empty until the R-Series receipts service is live

    Planned
04 · How it is built

An operating system that admits what it doesn’t know.

  • Human approval first

    Posts and generated flows queue for the founder; nothing goes live on its own.

  • No invented numbers

    When a source does not answer, the tile reads “no data”, never zero.

  • Placeholders removed

    An early receipt ledger built from browser-generated values was taken out rather than shown as evidence.

  • Health-checked connectors

    A connector shows as connected only when its health probe confirms it.

  • Secrets watched

    The keys vault flags missing and expiring credentials before they break a flow.

  • Memory with sources

    Decisions, research and playbooks are logged so the next run starts from what is known.

05 · Connectors

One dashboard over the tools a company already uses.

Slots in the Intel connector catalogue, by category. Some are connected, some are marked coming soon.

27 connector slots across 6 categories

  • Social6
  • Analytics5
  • Developer5
  • Publishing4
  • AI models4
  • Payments3
06 · What it runs

Content, engineering and the whole group in one view.

  • Area 01

    Reach: social & content

    • A content queue across LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Medium, Dev.to, Hashnode and more
    • AI captions and an editorial calendar by campaign
    • Nothing publishes until it is approved
  • Area 02

    Engineering

    • Railway services, GitHub CI and Cloudflare Pages in one panel
    • CI failures routed to a coworker and a channel
    • Deployment checklists as templates
  • Area 03

    The DCS group

    • One card per company site, from dcsai.ai to dcsrank.com and dcssprint.com
    • Switch context between companies
    • Domains and milestones on one timeline
07 · Honest status

Where DCS Intel stands today.

From intel.dcsai.ai, checked 27 Oct 2026.

  1. In use

    Intel runs DCS AI’s own coworkers, content queue, connectors and knowledge at intel.dcsai.ai, behind an access token.

  2. Wiring

    Live telemetry for agents, missions, analytics and the executive brief is being connected.

  3. Next

    Run receipts through R-Series, then a home of its own for Reach.

DCS Intel is an internal system today. Access is by invitation; there is no public sign-up.

Every feature, on screen

Inside DCS Intel

Pick a feature to see its screen, what it does, and how it works once you connect your own accounts and data. All values are demo data.

dcs intelIllustration · demo data
Coworkers

Coworkers · pods

Growth podCoworker “Scout” · drafting a brief

Content podCoworker “Quill” · waiting for approval

Engineering podCoworker “Forge” · CI check

Roster35 coworkers in 6 pods

Coworker roster

AI coworkers organised into pods, from growth to engineering.

Once you connect

Intel is internal today, with access by invitation. Once invited, each AI coworker is given a role in a pod, from growth and content to engineering, sales, ops and AI/ML.

Works with

Part of one ecosystem

Start with DCS Intel.

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