Internal audition (work in progress): not a customer page.Proposed variant automation-autopilot · ← Campaign index · Notes ↓
AI workflow automation

Put routine work on autopilot.

Get routine work off your plate with AI that automates workflows. Agents do the work overnight, every step is tracked, and nothing ships until you approve it. Start free. No per-seat pricing.

Every number on this page comes from our own production records, June 20 – September 27, 2026.

104nightly runs, one every night
388improvements tracked to done
96merge requests delivered
+73%more automated tests

One night

What happens while you sleep

One orchestration and a team of specialist agents. Each has a defined job, and none of their changes lands without a person approving it. We ran it on our own product first; the same loop runs on any routine your team repeats.

07:00

Audit

An auditor agent scans for security advisories, outdated packages, duplication and design problems.

07:05

Plan

It writes a short backlog (4 tasks max) into a tracked project, with exact files, risks and acceptance checks.

07:08

Build

Developer agents work in parallel, each on its own branch with its own merge request.

07:25

Verify

A tester agent runs the full suite (20,000+ tests). A regression sends the work back.

Morning

You approve

One merge request and one test report are waiting for your review. Nothing merges without you.

Before and after

Night 1 vs. night 100

The first audit scored our backend 4/10 and listed critical findings. The latest one found no security advisories, only small, precise cleanups like a 15-line helper copied into three files.

June 20 · Night 1
  • Health score 4/10
  • A SQL-injection risk in a query builder
  • 25 controllers bypassing input whitelisting
  • A 3,445-line “god class” at the center of the product
  • Near-identical logic copied across ~38 controllers
September 27 · Night 100+
Security advisories (of 1,247 checked)0
Input-whitelisting bypasses26 → 2
Central agent model (lines)−58%
Core API controller (lines)−73%
Automated tests11.7k → 20.3k

Why it compounds

Less routine. More impact.

A scheduled script runs the same check every night. PortableMind runs an orchestration that picks up from where the previous nights left off, so the routine gets shorter and the results get better.

Orchestrated

Specialist agents hand work to each other through defined stages, with bounded scope, budget limits and a human approval gate at the end.

Traceable

Every one of the 391 tasks lives in one project, and every run saves its audit, merge request and test report. You can trace any change back to the reason it was made.

Compounding

Each night's audit reads the full task history, avoids work that's still awaiting review, and carries tonight's leftovers into tomorrow's plan.

“Collision check: the previous run's integration branch is not yet merged … Tonight's tasks avoid all of those files and that bump. … Candidates cross-checked against the prior ~380 backlog tasks to avoid repeats.”

The auditor agent, in its own report, September 27, 2026

Your routine, not ours

Name one thing your team does every week that nobody enjoys.

Code was our first case because we could measure it exactly. The same loop (audit, plan, act, verify, approve, remember) runs on any recurring work that never makes it onto the calendar. Pick one, and the agent runs it tonight.

Compliance reviews

Re-check documents against the latest rules every week.

Knowledge bases

Find stale pages, draft updates and route them for approval.

Operations

Reconcile records, flag anomalies and open tracked tasks.

Support backlogs

Triage, draft replies and escalate with full context.

Second-time founders. Built for ourselves first.

Meet the founders

Rick Koloski, co-founder
Rick Koloski
Co-Founder · Architecture & Product

Rick has spent 35+ years leading engineering teams and implementing enterprise architecture at scale. He co-founded TrueNorth with Russell, and today he keeps PortableMind's architecture grounded in enterprise best practice while holding the line on a simple, concise UX: the surfaces teams already know, wired to one source of truth.

Rick on LinkedIn
Russell Holmes, co-founder
Russell Holmes
Co-Founder · Platform & Engineering

Russell co-founded TrueNorth and led its engineering, building the rules and workflow engine that carried the company to its 2019 acquisition by one of the largest healthcare payers in the country. He stayed on as VP of Engineering to run implementation and integration. An open-source contributor, he now architects the PortableMind platform: the APIs, shared memory, tenancy and agent orchestration under everything you see.

Russell on LinkedIn

Give your team time back.

Let AI handle the routine. Agents do the work overnight, every step is tracked, and nothing ships until you approve it. One price for your whole team.

Start automating for free

1M free AI tokens per month · no credit card · flat monthly pricing

Draft · onb-campaigns · 2026-09-29

Copied from Russell's /nightly-case-study/ and re-aimed. Case-study numbers are exactly as on his page; the hero, section leads and finale are onb's draft copy. Ad language in quotes is from the Sept-26 Google Ads export.

Fed by ad group

01 Portablemind Search › AI Workflow Automation (21 keywords, 3 live ads). Headlines quoted: “Put routine work on autopilot”, “Let AI handle routine work”, “Give your team time back”, “Less routine. More impact.”, “One price for your whole team”, “Start automating for free”.

Hands off to the Welcome

Segment automation (proposed) → highlighted card “Put one routine on autopilot” (new goal first-autopilot; not in the catalogue yet). Open the Welcome audition — pinned to the nearest existing segment (agents) until automation lands.

Message-match check (Rick's rule: ad promise → page → Welcome)

Ads' promise: “Put routine work on autopilot” / “Let AI handle routine work” / “Give your team time back”, descriptions “Get routine work off your plate with AI that automates workflows. Start free.” CTA: “Start automating for free”, “No credit card needed to start”. Honoured by: the hero (same words), the “One night” loop (the automation, shown), the finale (“Give your team time back”), CTA “Start automating for free” with data-passthrough. Welcome: segment automation opens on “Name one thing your team does every week…” and the highlighted card runs it.

Per-ad-group swap (draft mechanism): one ad group feeds this page today, so the map has one entry — try ?utm_content=ai-workflow-automation.

4Landing page (draft)automation-autopilot

Internal annotations, generated from the campaign map (2026-09-29T14:25Z). This panel is the static form of the notes overlay on the local viewer; nothing here is customer copy. ← Campaign index

Where this sits in the chain

1Campaign→2Ad group→3Ad→4Landing page (draft)→5Welcome→6Mindy

ClusterD · Workflow automation — “Put routine work on autopilot.”

Campaign anglenightly autopilot · base /nightly-case-study/
Match vs this variantmatch hero, the 'one night' loop and the finale are in the ads' words; CTA 'Start automating for free'; Russell's case-study numbers untouched.

Rule: Message-match rule (Rick, 2026-09-28): there is not necessarily a one-to-one mapping from ad group to landing page, but no mapping should bring a person from an ad to a landing page that doesn't match the ad's expressed value proposition, CTA etc. It extends through the Welcome segment: promise → page → Welcome.

Fed by 1 ad group (live) · +2 paused clones

1Campaign01 Portablemind Search
Suggested name (ours)Search | Agents, Knowledge, AI-native PM & Automation (themed) | US (market not in the export — US is our guess)

2Ad groupAI Workflow Automation 21 kws · 3 live of 3 ads

Keywordsai workflow automation · multi agent workflow · multi agent workflow platform · ai powered workflow automation · ai workflow automation platform · ai workflow tool …

3Ad
Headline{KeyWord:AI workflow automation}
PromiseMake more room for high-value work by automating busywork with AI. Start free.
CTA— · Match vs today's pagemismatch

3Ad
Headline{KeyWord:AI workflow automation tool}
PromiseGet routine work off your plate with AI that automates workflows. Start free.
CTANo credit card needed to start · Match vs today's pagemismatch

3Ad
Headline{KeyWord:Workflow automation with AI}
PromiseGet routine work off your plate and focus on what really matters. Start free.
CTAFree your team for real work · Match vs today's pagemismatch

3Proposed ad (ours)segment · for Manuel’s review — ours, not in the account
HeadlinePut routine work on autopilot
PromisePut routine work on autopilot: agents run it overnight, every step tracked, you approve.
CTAStart automating for free · Match vs this variantmatch points at this page

Landing page (today)/team/ mismatch /team/ has no automation language at all; the ads' promise (routine work on autopilot, give your team time back) appears nowhere on the page.

Hero swapthe live page would put this ad group’s words in the hero on ?utm_content=ai-workflow-automation; pre-rendered here instead (the hero above shows the cluster default):

Headlineeyebrow AI workflow automation

Automate workflows with AI. Wake up to finished work.

Cut repetitive steps and busywork with AI workflow automation. Agents run the routine overnight, every step is tracked, and nothing ships until you approve it. No credit card required.

CTAStart automating for free

Hands off to the Welcome

5Welcome segmentautomation (proposed; pinned to agents for now)

Highlighted cardPut one routine on autopilot (new goal, not in the catalogue yet)

6Mindy opening (proposed)
“You came to get routine work off your plate. Name one thing your team does every week that nobody enjoys. I'll set an agent on it tonight and you'll see the result in the morning.”

the card runs the promise; Mindy's first line asks for the routine, not for a tour.

Welcome screenshots for segment agents → · This ad group on the index →