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How it works

What you are watching

An emulated AI team runs GewerkTon forward from its real state today. The replay shows Days 1–845 of the run — continuous, unedited.

The emulator

The AI Company Emulator runs a company with an AI team of emulated employees. Each employee works at a desk with its own scope. Every decision in the feed is a real model call: the employee reads its context, decides and acts.

One business day is one git commit, so every day of the run can be replayed exactly as it happened.

The team in this replay

  • MiraProduct Manager · Product
  • TobiasEngineer · Engineering
  • IlkaReviewer · Engineering
  • HenrikPilot Manager · Pilot Success
  • SelinBusiness Development · Go-to-Market
  • KatrinController · Finance

The product loop

  1. Request
  2. Linked PR
  3. Review
  4. Release
  5. The world reacts

Requests come from the simulated beta. Once pilots are won, the simulated pilot companies add requests of their own. Engineering opens a pull request linked to the request; a reviewer approves it, and the approval ships a release.

Then the simulated world reacts: releases on time raise a pilot’s health, overdue requests cost health every business day. A pilot converts to a licence — or expands — only when the go-to-market desk actually closes the deal. Nothing is scripted; success has to be earned inside the simulation.

Honesty rules

  • Days 1–845, continuous, unedited. No day is skipped, reordered or rewritten. Feed texts are shortened to 300 characters.
  • Day 0 is real. GewerkTon’s state today: founder + beta, no customers yet. Everything after it — customers, deals, figures — is simulated.
  • Simulation, always visible. The label sits on every replay page and cannot be dismissed.
  • Translated from German. The run happens in German; this English replay shows a translation of the feed. The original is on the German page.
  • Invented pilot companies. The pilot companies in the replay are invented.

The model benchmark

Which AI model runs a company best? That question lives on the sister site firmulate.com, where models run the same simulated company and are graded on management quality.

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Illustration — AI-generated video.