About FAOS
FAOSX is a Compounding Intelligence lab. We exist to make people and organizations permanently relevant in the age of AI, by turning every day's work into Compounding Intelligence. That is an ambition we measure, not a claim.
What We Do
FAOSX is run as a lab that studies how founders plus agent teams can do more with less, and turns what we learn into a platform and advice.
Our work runs in three tracks:
- Research — Open questions on agentic work, studied on our own operations and captured as we learn
- Product — FAOS, the Enterprise Agentic OS: the platform where that research becomes versioned, governed skills
- Advisory — Scoped advice and implementation for organizations, through our Advisory, Implementation and Intelligence services
At a Glance
Our Mission
Build self-learning systems intended to turn work into Compounding Intelligence, so that people in the loop become more capable. Whether outcomes improve is an ambition we measure, not a claim.
Our Vision
A world where every person's work compounds — where AI makes people permanently irreplaceable rather than replacing them.
Meet the leadership
Founders plus agent teams. Building toward "More with Less".
Jesslyn
CEO, FAOSX.AI
Frank Luong
Co-founder, FAOSX.AI
We Test It on Ourselves First
Our own company is the lab's first test bed.
Founders plus agent teams run FAOSX on what we build. That is how we do research, not proof that a customer has validated it. When we have customers cleared to name, we will name them.
The FAOS Platform
What the Product track builds: an Enterprise Agentic OS designed in six layers around your industry's knowledge and workflows
Connect
Plug into your enterprise sources — documents, repositories, systems, and processes
Understand
Build knowledge graphs, extract patterns, and identify business rules
Organize
Classify knowledge by industry
Learn
Turn knowledge into versioned AI skills
Execute
Discover, invoke and compose skills
Optimize
Monitor usage, quality, cost, and surface optimization opportunities
Start with a Discovery Workshop
One prioritized workflow, scoped against your own process and written up as a decision brief.