The AI execution layer

Delegate the work. Approve the output.

Two things AlexDLY does today. It turns a sentence into a delegated task with an owner, a checklist and an acceptance test. And it keeps a content approval queue that fills itself on a daily run, so you edit and approve instead of starting from a blank page.

Workflow delegation

Say what needs doing, in the console or from Claude and ChatGPT through the MCP connector. What comes back is a task with the fields a handoff usually loses: an owner, a tickable checklist, a done-when test, the thing that usually goes wrong, what it is blocked by, and an estimate in minutes.

Content approval queue

A daily run drafts posts and ad concepts into a calendar. You open one, edit it in the shape of the network it is going to, and approve it. Nothing is published, sent or spent without a person clicking approve.

Site Health

Seventeen checks on the HTML a crawler actually receives: titles, descriptions, canonical tags, structured data, Open Graph, robots rules for search and AI crawlers, llms.txt, and how many words show before scripts run. A deterministic score, a fix kit drafted for each failing check, and a re-check that closes the fix only when it passes.

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