Autonomous Apps — Worker Fleet
A fleet of autonomous worker agents that run scheduled tasks across my businesses — lead intake, calendar reconciliation, daily ops reports, error triage. The thing I built so I could stop checking on things at 11 PM.
The Problem
I run three businesses end-to-end. Each one generates a stream of small tasks that, individually, take five minutes — and collectively eat my entire evening. Lead replies. Calendar conflicts. CRM hygiene. The dashboard says “you have 4 unread reviews to respond to.”
So I built a fleet of workers that handle the recurring slices.
The Architecture
Each worker is a small autonomous agent with:
- A schedule (cron or event-trigger)
- A scope (which business, which channel)
- A confidence floor (anything below threshold escalates to a Telegram inbox I check once a day)
- A failure policy (retry, skip, escalate) that’s explicit per task type
Workers share a results store so I can ask one of them “what happened yesterday?” and get a structured summary instead of grepping logs.
Why It’s Private
The worker fleet is calibrated to specific accounts, specific clients, specific GBPs. Their config files have business-specific decisions. Worth running, not worth publishing.