Mission Control is the AI-powered operations platform we built to run FMCG brands on Talabat, Noon, Amazon, and Careem. Three virtual employees execute the daily work. One human keeps them honest. Your brand is managed with the precision of an enterprise team — at the cost structure of a lean startup.
Most agencies manage portfolios in spreadsheets and PowerPoint. That works at 5 SKUs. It breaks at 50, and is unworkable at 200. Stock falls between cracks. Listings drift out of date. Ads run with no view of LPO performance. Brand owners 5,000 km away find out a week late.
We replaced our own spreadsheets with Mission Control over six months. Today it runs three AI agents on dedicated infrastructure, executing the routine work — forecast updates, stock alerts, content audits, daily briefings — and surfacing decisions before they become problems.
22 dashboard tabs. 31 connected database tables. One source of truth across forecast, stock, content, ads, and reports.
LPO value, invoice value, commission, and service-level % rolled up by brand, client, and customer — and filterable to month-to-date, year-to-date, or any custom window. The exact view we use to spot a service-level drop the morning it happens, not the Monday after.

A 12-month rolling forecast per customer-brand pairing, built on a weighted moving average with calendar uplift — re-computed live, per SKU, per platform. Predictive alerts fire at 7 and 14-day cover, so you act on tomorrow's stock-out, not yesterday's.

Structured profiles for every brand — category, positioning, target market, manufacturing, CEO notes — paired with the live SKU grid. Muse, our content agent, reads packaging images, auto-fills product briefs, and runs a nightly completeness audit so nothing rots in a draft state.

Athena, Nexus, and Muse run as named agents on dedicated AI infrastructure — not chatbot wrappers. They coordinate in a shared operations room, run on schedule (cron-driven, not prompt-driven), and route every meaningful change through a human approvals queue.

Every entry below is a scheduled job — not a prompt someone has to remember to run.
Posts the daily supply-chain briefing to the operations room — 7/14-day cover alerts, MSL gaps by SKU, draft reorder recommendations awaiting human approval.
Drops the morning executive brief: KPIs across all brands, service-level deltas, ad efficiency flags, the day's top three things the human team needs to decide.
Pushes overnight content updates to draft — auto-filled product briefs from new packaging photos, completeness scorecards refreshed per SKU.
The two agents debate the day's commercial vs. supply-chain trade-offs in a shared chat thread. The founder reads it on Element from the phone.
50+ tests per night against ground-truth data. Failures and proposed corrections queue for founder review the next morning.
Talabat Mart
Noon Minutes
Amazon
Careem Quik
This isn't a wrapper around someone else's API. It's a self-hosted AI platform running on dedicated hardware — every property below is something we deliberately chose to own.
All inference runs on dedicated GPUs we operate. No cloud AI APIs. No data leaves the company. Total privacy, total cost control — and zero per-token inference cost.
Inspired by Karpathy's autoresearch pattern: every night the agents test themselves against ground-truth data, surface their own failures, and propose corrections. The founder approves or rejects. Smarter every day — measurably.
Every meaningful change — forecast updates, knowledge-base edits, content pushes — flows through an approvals queue. Agents augment our team. They never act unsupervised on yours.
Voice notes, voice transcription, per-agent text-to-speech voices. The founder runs the company from Element on a phone in a coffee shop — and you get the same precision you would from a war room.
Cron-driven jobs, not prompt-driven theatre. Morning briefs, evening debates, forecast updates, content audits — they run on time whether anyone is watching or not.
134 captured agent learnings. The peer-reviewed knowledge base has evolved 100+ times. What we learn for one brand becomes infrastructure for the next.
You log into Mission Control. Or you let our agents bring it to you. Either way — you stop guessing.