Over the past two weeks I ran a small experiment.
What if a company had no employees — only AI agents?
My agents worked ~20,000 minutes building a product: writing code, fixing bugs, running marketing and sales tasks.
I started joking that they were like a “Claws company”.
This project is called Buda.
It’s an experiment in what an AI-native company could look like — where the organization itself is made of agents.
The name Buda comes from a story.
In the anime "Record of Ragnarok", when gods decide to destroy humanity, Buddha chooses to stand on the human side.
We liked that idea — AI getting stronger every year, but hopefully standing with humans.
In some ways it's similar in spirit to OpenClaw, but focused on the idea of an entire company made of agents.
Over the past two weeks I ran a small experiment.
What if a company had no employees — only AI agents?
My agents worked ~20,000 minutes building a product: writing code, fixing bugs, running marketing and sales tasks.
I started joking that they were like a “Claws company”.
This project is called Buda.
It’s an experiment in what an AI-native company could look like — where the organization itself is made of agents.
The name Buda comes from a story.
In the anime "Record of Ragnarok", when gods decide to destroy humanity, Buddha chooses to stand on the human side.
We liked that idea — AI getting stronger every year, but hopefully standing with humans.
In some ways it's similar in spirit to OpenClaw, but focused on the idea of an entire company made of agents.