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AiCOO Experience Market

Available AI Employee Experiences

This page lists the AiCOO Experiences that already have a full role page: what each role owns, the workflow it runs, what it deliberately does not do, and who it fits. Every entry is a configured AI employee role backed by a documented workflow, not a prompt library.

What an Experience page tells you

Each role page follows the same structure: the entity behind the role, the business problem it addresses, the workflow it runs, the execution capability it has, and the outcome it is expected to produce. That structure exists so you can check the claim instead of trusting a label.

Experience Entity → AI Employee Role → Business Problem → Workflow → Execution Capability → Business Outcome.

AiCOO is an AI Business Operating System for online businesses. An Experience is the reusable unit that turns a general model into a role with standards, tools, and an execution environment.

Available now

Four roles currently have a complete page. Pick the one closest to the job you keep postponing — each page states both the capability and the boundary, including the cases where the role is a weak fit.

Marketing AI Employee

Owns the weekly marketing operating rhythm: context audit, channel and message plan, content production, publishing preparation, and the readout that feeds the next plan.

Operations AI Employee

Keeps the website, cloud infrastructure, and daily operations running, with checks and recovery steps written down rather than kept in someone’s head.

Research AI Employee

Turns a business question into sourced research: scope, sources, evidence quality, and a decision-ready summary with its limits stated.

Social Media AI Employee

Maintains the account matrix across eight platforms, runs publishing checks, verifies what actually went live, and writes the daily report.

How to deploy one

Deploying an Experience is not a plugin install. The role needs your business context before it can act: what you sell, who buys it, what proof exists, and which accounts it may touch.

  1. Choose the closest role

    Start from the job that costs you the most recurring time. The page’s “who it fits” section is there to talk you out of the wrong choice.

    Output: one role, one scope.
  2. Load the business context

    Fill in the offer, audience, proof, and constraints. A role executing on a vague offer produces confident, useless work — the context is the difference.

    Output: a business knowledge base the role can use.
  3. Run one cycle, then review

    Let the role finish one full loop — maintenance, preparation, publishing checks, verification, report — and read the artifact. Keep what worked; adjust the rules before the next cycle.

    Output: a reviewed first cycle.

The quick start guide walks through the first session, and the product overview explains the execution environment the roles run in.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the AiCOO Experience Market?
The Experience Market is the library of structured business experiences inside AiCOO. Each Experience combines a role definition, a workflow, skills, standards, and the execution environment a role needs — so a general AI model can perform a specific business job instead of producing one-off answers.
Are these Experiences separate products?
No. They are roles inside AiCOO plans, not separate purchases. Access depends on the plan: for example, the official pricing page (2026) lists Base at $19/month with one AI browser profile and Pro at $39/month with three profiles and daily social operations. The 30-day Pro trial runs at $0 with no card required.
Which role should I start with?
Start with the recurring job that fails most often when you are busy. If marketing restarts every week, start there; if accounts slip and posts go unverified, start with the social media role; if product pages and site operations are the bottleneck, start with operations. One role run well beats four roles left idle.

Read one role page all the way to its boundaries

Every page ends with what the role cannot do. If the boundary sounds acceptable for your business, the 30-day Pro trial is the cheapest way to test the workflow on your own accounts.