Wallfacer and Claude Managed Agents share most of the same plumbing. The difference is the job.
Managed Agents: agents inside your product.
Wallfacer: agents on your team, with their own GitHub, Slack and email, and a reviewer on every PR.
My AI agent has a birth certificate now.
We built a registry for agent births, complete with numbered forms and a naming committee.
Parenting comes with paperwork.
agentregistrar.org
Your agents need a company around them.
An engineer gets tools, accounts, instructions, and a path to get work reviewed. An agent needs those too.
Otherwise, the person using it has to supply the missing pieces, one task at a time.
Be profitable and run your company with maximal agentic loops
You don’t need to sell more of your co anymore
$10M profit per year reinvested is like an annual Series A no dilution
The best startups do this now. No whinging about the Series A/B crunch.
You don’t need saving.
Series A and Series B are the hardest rounds for founders today.
Founders launch a vertical AI SaaS company. They reach $1M-$3M ARR in 2 years or $5M-$10M in 3-4 years.
They go out to market with their 1x-3x growth. Almost no interest from investors.
If it's not the right
I want assigning work to an agent to feel as ordinary as assigning it to someone on the team.
In Wallfacer, assigning a GitHub issue can start a playbook from your handbook. The agent already has instructions for how your team does the job.