SoloHQ builds a Minimum Company Map: the minimum set of information, collection methods and access paths an agent needs to start improving a company. It is built from the systems you already run and kept up to date on its own.
The Atlas lists the overview, the org, each team and what it owns, the products, the tools and what depends on them, the key data, and a catalog of skills. SoloHQ keeps the Atlas and syncs it from the systems the company already runs. An agent starts here.
A team keeps its own processes and its own data. In return it meets a short list of common requirements: agents can read its records, its work is observable, its goals and tasks are written down, its processes are documented, its tools are in the Atlas, and it has an escalation path. Each team gets a notification center and a monitoring agent.
Not everything has to be structured. Everything has to be findable. Agent session logs, observability records, meeting recaps and company communications are preserved as they arrive. Nobody has to decide their schema first. When a customer reports a problem, this is where the agent finds the thread, the last change, and the sessions that made it.
SoloHQ connects to the systems the company already runs: the org chart, the code, the ticket queue, the tool registry, the chat. It reads them and writes the Atlas and the team maps itself. When a team, an owner, a tool or a process changes, the map changes with it. There is no setup project and no wiki to maintain.
Frontier models improve every few months. When your company is findable, each release makes it faster the day it ships: the agent reads the same map and follows the same paths. You do not rebuild a tangle of AI tools and scaffolding every time. Write to hello@solohq.ai.