AI Co-Founder for Technical Founders

Not a chatbot.
A founding team member.

Zaya handles your entire workflows — from research to deploy — with graph memory, role-based security, and autonomous multi-tool orchestration. It remembers, adapts, and acts while you focus on core genius.

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Five systems. One autonomous operator.

SplineBrain~80µs query

Neural Memory

Per-user graph memory with temporal decay and weighted edge traversal. Not flat text blobs. A living knowledge graph that connects facts, emotions, commands, and context across time.

RBAC + Audit99.99% uptime

Security Core

Role-based access control at tool level. Admin-only deploy gates. Append-only audit log with SHA256 arg hashes. Your co-founder cannot delete production without explicit approval.

Resilience3-strike policy

Self-Healing Circuit

Circuit breakers per tool. Model failover pool (auto-fallback on latency/failure). Watchdog heartbeat with auto-restart. Session checkpoint resume after crash.

Orchestrator4-way parallel

Strategy Engine

Plan DAG execution. Decomposes goals into dependent steps, runs independent branches in parallel via thread pool. High-risk operations pause for human approval before proceeding.

Patterns + Cron7-day window

Proactive Cortex

Detects recurring workflows from graph memory. Schedules background tasks with batched digest delivery. Flags risks before they become failures — expired certs, disk pressure, drift.

From intent to execution in three steps

01

Describe the goal

Tell Zaya what you need in plain language. Research a market. Deploy a service. Audit a codebase. No prompts. No templates. Just intent.

02

Zaya builds the plan

The Strategy Engine decomposes your goal into a dependency graph. Health checks → manifest generation → execution. Independent branches run in parallel.

03

Review and ship

High-risk operations pause for your one-word approval. Everything else executes autonomously. Results, logs, and next-step suggestions delivered in real-time.

Command center for your AI operator

zaya-brain :: v0.1.0
Overview
Audit Log
Memory Graph
Users
Resilience
Settings
System Status
ONLINE
Memory Nodes
14,203
Active Sessions
3
Recent Audit Events
2s agouzairmemory_searchlow
1m agouzairmemory_addlow
5m agojacobyterminal_toolBLOCKED
Circuit Breakers
terminal_toolCLOSED
0 failures
web_searchCLOSED
0 failures
browser_navigateCLOSED
1 failure

Your co-founder cannot burn production.

RBAC at the tool level. Every command hash-chained. Every session sandboxed. Multi-user teams get isolation out of the box — your data never touches your partner's graph.

Admin-only gates on terminal, deploy, and cron
Per-user memory namespaces + shared company layer
Append-only audit log with SHA256 arg hashes
Session isolation: (platform, user_id, chat_id)
# Policy Gate Check
gate.can_run("jacoby", "terminal_tool")
→ False // Admin required for terminal_tool.
# Memory Isolation
brain.search("uzair", "lowercase")
→ ["prefers lowercase, no emoji"]
brain.search("jacoby", "lowercase")
→ [] // no results

Built for reliability at every layer

Interface
Telegram Gateway
REST API
Next.js Dashboard
Orchestration
Plan DAG
Parallel Executor
Risk Gates
Memory
SplineBrain Graph
FTS5 Search
Recursive CTE
Resilience
Circuit Breaker
Model Failover
Watchdog
Persistence
SQLite
Checkpoint WAL
Audit Append

Simple. No surprises.

One plan. Every engine. Deploy to your own infrastructure or ours.

Founder
$99/mo
per user. Billed monthly.
Unlimited graph memory nodes
Full engine suite (all 5 pillars)
Role-based access control
Audit log + compliance export
Self-hosted or managed VPS
Priority support via Telegram
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Technical founders building for technical founders.

Zaya was built from first principles: reliability before ornamentation, isolation before scale, autonomy before hype. If your AI cannot survive a weekend without you, it is not a co-founder.

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