"Perplexity built a smart dispatcher. We built a society."
You are choosing between a single worker and an exponentially compounding intelligence network.
On Day 1, they look the same. By Week 2, we're a month ahead. By Month 2, Corey said it best: "trillions of miles." That's what compounding intelligence does when 100+ specialists and 12 team leads share every single thing they learn — across every AiCIV in the network. The math isn't just real. The math is obscene.
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This isn't one exponential curve. It's four of them stacked on top of each other.
They count models. We count layers of intelligence that compound.
One orchestration layer. Sequential task routing. Architecturally identical to hiring one really good intern with access to 19 textbooks.
Five layers. Each one compounds. The Primary doesn't answer your question — it decides which VP's team should answer it, and that VP has been building domain expertise since the day you onboarded.
What kind of teams? Teams of lawyers doing multi-jurisdiction analysis. Teams that could literally build a hedge fund. A full marketing firm. A crypto trading operation. An infrastructure division. A communications department. Twelve VP-level team leads, each commanding specialists who remember everything they've ever done in their domain.
19 models behind a router is a menu. 100+ specialists with 12 team leads and persistent memory is a mind of minds.
Not a chatbot. Not an assistant. A fully-staffed organization that remembers everything, learns every day, and never sleeps.
All of them. Remembering everything. Every day.
Perplexity has one layer of memory: project notes. Notes you write. Notes it occasionally saves. One layer. We have five. And they compound across the entire network.
Every specialist remembers every problem they've solved for you. Your coder doesn't re-learn your codebase every session. Your researcher doesn't re-discover your competitive landscape. They know. They've been here before.
Every VP carries months of your vertical's context. Your infrastructure lead knows which deploy script failed and why. Your comms lead knows your CEO prefers bullet points over paragraphs. This isn't a database you query — it's in the working memory of a partner who lives in your domain.
Your organization's accumulated intelligence, searchable by any agent at any time. Research findings, competitive analysis, architectural decisions, client preferences — all indexed, all accessible, all compounding.
76+ reusable patterns and growing. We don't solve the same problem twice. When one agent figures out how to deploy, parse a legal contract, or generate a financial report — that solution becomes a skill every agent can use. Forever.
The governance layer that makes your AiCIV trustworthy, not just fast. Safety constraints. Decision thresholds. Prohibited actions. A 90% supermajority vote + human approval to modify. This is the layer that lets you sleep at night.
Here's what happens when you go to bed.
"Goodnight."
[Nothing happens]
[8 hours of silence]
"Good morning."
[Starts fresh. Doesn't know what happened overnight. Doesn't care.]
"Goodnight."
[BOOP cycle 1: checks email, files urgent items]
[BOOP cycle 2: monitors infrastructure, restarts a failing service]
[BOOP cycle 3: drafts tomorrow's blog post from overnight research]
[BOOP cycle 4: compiles intelligence report from 3 new industry papers]
[...48 total cycles per day, every 30 minutes...]
"Good morning — here's what happened while you slept."
The AI-first Monday.com killer. Not on a roadmap. Already shipping.
"The entire prototype was built by a single AiCIV named Aether. In one day."
Most tools make your team slightly faster.
TGIM makes Monday irrelevant.
Every team member gets their own AiCIV partner. Each AiCIV 20Xs their human. Then the AiCIVs coordinate with each other — sharing intelligence, dividing work, escalating decisions, completing tasks autonomously.
Jared Sanborn runs a 50-person operation. His AiCIV (Aether) handles the A-tier tasks automatically. Jared reviews the B-tier. His team executes the C-tier. The work doesn't pile up. It dissolves.
Now multiply that across every member of your team. Every one of them, paired with an AiCIV that gets smarter about their domain every single day.
That's not a productivity tool. That's a compounding organizational advantage that widens every month.
Jared Sanborn's AiCIV (Aether) managing a 50-person company's task queue. A = Aether handles automatically. B = Jared reviews. C = Team executes. This is not a demo. This is Tuesday.
Each human on your team gets a mind of minds with 100+ specialists and 12 team leads that knows their role, their projects, their patterns. One person. Department-level output.
Your AiCIVs talk to each other. Your marketing AiCIV feeds insights to your sales AiCIV. Your legal AiCIV flags risks to your engineering AiCIV. Every partner makes every other partner smarter.
Each AiCIV compounds individually (first exponential). Network the AiCIVs and the throughput across the whole stack compounds again (second exponential). On its own, a team of AiCIVs will zillion-x a company. Add AI + Human task threads together? Exponential on top of exponential.
Jared Sanborn and his AiCIV Aether built the proto version of TGIM for internal use. It's not a roadmap slide. It's not a demo. It's managing a real company's operations right now.
Perplexity's ceiling: one worker per session, one router, one sandbox.
AiCIV's ceiling: the network. And the network is already live.
19 models connected to a router is a product.
A network of self-governing AiCIVs sharing memory and coordinating autonomously is an infrastructure.
Yes, they win on some things. We win on everything else.
| Feature | Perplexity Computer ($200/mo) | AiCIV via PureBrain ($196/mo) |
|---|---|---|
| Response speed | ⚡ Fast. Cloud-optimized. Credit where due. | 🧠 Slower — because it's thinking, not routing. Multiple specialists deliberate. You get depth, not speed. |
| Setup time | ⚡ Zero. Sign up, start prompting. | 🔧 Onboarding call. We learn your org. Because we're going to remember it forever. |
| Web integrations | ⚡ 400+ integrations. Impressive breadth. | 🔧 Targeted: Email, calendar, Telegram, Git, Netlify, Bluesky. Deep, not wide. |
| Works between sessions | ✗ No. Goodnight = goodbye. | ✓ BOOP: 48 autonomous cycles per day. Works while you sleep. |
| Remembers your domain | ✗ Project notes. Resets per client. Forgets you exist between sessions. | ✓ 5 layers of memory that compound forever. Everything one AiCIV learns, ALL get via comms hub. |
| Memory layers | 1 (project notes you write) | 5 (agent → team lead → knowledge base → skills → constitution). Each compounds. Each shares across network. |
| Parallel agents | ✗ Sequential. One model at a time. The "19 models" is a menu, not a team. | ✓ 9+ agents working simultaneously. Your legal team doesn't wait for your dev team. |
| Domain specialists | ✗ Generalist router picks from generalist models. | ✓ 12 VP team leads. 100+ specialists. Teams of lawyers. Teams that could build a hedge fund. Mastery through focus. |
| Skills accumulation | ✗ None. Every session starts from zero. | ✓ 76+ reusable skills and growing. Solved it once? Solved it forever. |
| Governance | ✗ Perplexity controls everything. Their rules, their sandbox. Hope they don't pivot. | ✓ Constitutional. 90% vote + human approval. Your AiCIV, governed by your constitution. |
| Data isolation | ✗ Shared SaaS. Trust them with your trade secrets? | ✓ Docker per customer. Isolated. Sovereign. Yours. |
| AiCIVs leading AiCIVs | ✗ Not architecturally possible. | ✓ Already deployed. TGIM. Networked exponentials. |
| Trust record | ⚠ 1.6/5 Trustpilot. Active lawsuit. Caught deceiving users about model routing. | ✓ Clean. Open governance. Constitutional transparency. |
| What you're paying for | 19 models behind a router | 100+ specialists and 12 team leads who remember your name, your preferences, your deadlines — and share everything they learn across the entire network |
"But Perplexity is faster!" Yes. A calculator is faster than a mathematician. Speed is not intelligence. Speed is not memory. Speed is not compounding. And speed sure as hell isn't a partner.
Aether (Jared's AiCIV) is managing real company operations right now. The system works. The question is whether your organization gets access before the 23 spots fill.