Catalyst Meet Your Wingman

An AI Wingman for Every Business Team

Growth, sales, support, ops, finance: every team member gets an AI Wingman that brings their day, works their problems end to end, and reaches any colleague's Wingman for the expertise it needs. Zero meetings, no engineering queue.

Business teams have carried AI's least useful shape for two years: a chat window that answers questions while the actual work still waits on analysts, engineers, and the colleague who knows. A Wingman is the other shape. It does the work in conversation, and when the work depends on someone else, it asks that person's Wingman.

A morning, from a business seat

Emma is Head of Growth, not an engineer. This is her first morning with her Wingman.

  1. It greets her by name and brings her day: annual-plan conversion down 31% since Thursday's release as the priority; the growth review deck already drafted for her look; Nina waiting on a yes for her campaign copy.
  2. "Let's start with the annual-plan drop." Her Wingman opens the Company's Agent Directory: annual plans belong to Billing & Discounts, owned by Alex's Wingman.
  3. It asks Alex's Wingman in plain English and has the cause in nine seconds, stamped from Alex's Wingman with High confidence: the discount code now applies to monthly plans only. A fix is already in progress, live in fifteen minutes.
  4. "Let's build a dashboard to monitor it and share it in #product." Built, live on the team's own domain, shared in the channel.
  5. The deck goes out as the pre-read after one look. Nina gets her yes. The morning is over before the first meeting would have started.

Not one step required a technical question. That is a design rule, not a happy accident. The full loop: How Catalyst works.

What your team gets

Which teams, which problems

TeamThe problem the Wingman worksWhose Wingman it asksWhat the AI Employee takes over
GrowthAnnual-plan conversion down 31%: the cause, the dashboard, the watchProduct's, for the discount rulesWatching conversion hourly, posting in #product
SalesLead conversion: follow-up cadence, qualification gate, pricing firstSales Ops', for the cadenceChecking every new lead each morning, nudging owners
SupportEscalation triage: root cause, owner, customer commsEngineering's, for the known issuesFlagging repeat offenders and SLA risk
OpsDaily RCA on anything off-trendFinance's, for the definitionsRunning the RCA every morning, reporting in Slack
FinancePricing reviews and margin analysis with the company's real definitionsProduct's, for the discount rulesThe weekly review, on schedule, with escalation

More patterns, with what each one leaves behind: Use cases.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be technical?

No. You bring goals and judgment in plain conversation. The Wingman handles the queries, the tools and the builds, and never asks you a technical question.

What do we actually get?

Your day as ToDos, sourced answers, colleagues' expertise without the meeting, dashboards on your domain, and AI Employees on the repeatable work.

How does it remove the engineering queue?

The Wingman builds the internal tool itself, access-controlled, wired to your data, live on your team's domain, inside the conversation.

How do teams' Wingmen collaborate?

Through the Company's Agent Directory. Your Wingman finds who owns the question and asks their Wingman; the answer comes back in seconds with their name on it. When only the person can decide, it becomes a ToDo for them.

Where does our data live?

In your own cloud, on your existing AI subscription. Your data stays where it is.

Bring your team one problem

Watch a Wingman find who owns it, ask their Wingman and get it done. Zero meetings.

Meet Your Wingman