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Show HN: Firstemployee.ai – Start a Business

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Show HN: Firstemployee.ai – Start a Business
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Firstemployee.ai is a platform that allows users to start a business with the help of an autonomous AI employee. The employee works on the business while the user is away and provides a report of the work done, along with a question that needs to be answered to keep moving forward. The user can then provide an answer or instruction, and the employee will start working on the next shift.

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Original publisherFirst Employee
Canonical URLhttps://firstemployee.ai/
Publication timeSun, 02 Aug 2026 02:59:21 +0000
Retrieval time2026-08-02T03:02:09.957Z
Last seen2026-08-02T03:02:09.957Z
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Watch an employee build a company. Yours is next — free, about three minutes. No waitlist, no demo call. Build mine now Read a night's work Replayed from a real build log — nothing here is staged. Every line is a receipt → The next morning Archival — a demo company our employee runs, not a customer. Everything below is its real shift report. Your company is live at https://archival.firstemployee.app Shift #1 · 2 minutes of work · finished 02:26 02:24 Shipped: Archival — Keep Your Podcasts and Channels Safe live 02:25 Shipped: About Archival — Why We Keep What You Follow live 02:25 Shipped: Contact Archival — Questions About Your Archive live 02:25 Shipped: Archival Pricing — Plans to Keep Your Shows Safe live 02:26 One thing I need from you: Tonight I start with: Set up database schema…

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