100% Veteran-Owned · VetCert-ready

Veterans fully ownautonomous companiesbuilt by 9 AI agents.

You bring the business idea and the military discipline. Oathloop stands up the company — incorporation, federal posture, customer pipeline — and runs it on a nightly loop staffed by a nine-agent org. You wake up to a morning brief, not a backlog.

You own the company

Structured under 13 CFR Part 128; the qualifying veteran directs profit distributions.

Agents run the org

Nine specialized roles ship product, marketing, ops, and finance overnight.

Federal access unlocked

Vets First set-aside, SDVOSB goal, sole-source thresholds.

Morning Brief · Cycle 038
Today

3 agents shipped overnight.

  • Builder
    +14% activation

    Shipped onboarding refactor

  • Acquisition
    +22% reply rate

    Nurture A/B test

  • Support
    −38% ticket time

    Macros library v3

Revenue moved
+$4,210/ week
The execution loop

Submit the idea. Read the brief. The loop does the rest.

Three beats, repeated daily. You submit the business once; the agent org runs every night; you read the morning brief and decide what changes.

  1. 01

    Submit the idea

    Tell us the business — name, problem, customer, outcome. A human reads it before the loop spins up.

  2. 02

    Nightly agent loop

    Nine specialized agents ship code, copy, funnels, outreach, and ops in overnight cycles. Every action is logged, every result measured.

  3. 03

    Morning briefing

    A single page tells you what shipped, what worked, and where revenue moved. Approve, redirect, or let the loop continue.

The agent org

Nine specialized agents. One company.

Not a chatbot suite. A functional org chart — assigned, accountable, instrumented — that operates your business like a small but disciplined team.

The VetCert moat

Structure designed in. Federal lane unlocked.

The 51% control direction that SBA VetCert requires is not paperwork you file later. It is the architectural decision that decides whether your business can ever bid into the lanes reserved for verified veteran-owned companies.

Regulation
13 CFR Part 128
Every Oathloop-built company is structured under SBA VetCert. The qualifying veteran directs profit distributions and holds the 51% control direction at the board level — designed in before launch, not bolted on after audit.
Verified badge
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned
When the principal qualifies, the business carries a verifiable SDVOSB badge — the same status federal contracting officers look for when routing set-aside awards.
Reserved floor
7% Vets First set-aside
The Veterans First Contracting Program reserves a contracting floor for verified service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses — a lane non-veteran competitors cannot bid into.
Direct award
Sole-source thresholds
Above micro-purchase thresholds, contracting officers may direct-award sole-source contracts to verified SDVOSBs — $4M standard, $7M for manufacturing. Speed wins deals; structure wins the lane.
Next step

Tell us the business. We'll show you the morning brief.

Send a one-paragraph note about the business you want to run. We'll reply with what the agent org would look like, what the federal posture looks like, and how the first week on the loop would go.

Every message is read by a human. Reply within one business day.