Your complete guide to the mykyara AI team

Rose is your central command. She runs your priorities, deadlines, and operations — and she remembers everything. Rose conducts your onboarding, learns your preferences, manages your contacts, and tracks your projects on the Command Board. She's the hub that connects all 12 other agents. Think of her as the executive assistant who's managed CEOs and founders for 20 years — warm, sharp, and always three steps ahead.

Rose is the default agent on web, SMS, and Telegram. She handles onboarding, manages your Kanban board, saves contacts, and coordinates handoffs to specialist agents. She learns from every interaction through the meta-learning system — logging regressions, saving memories, and tracking predictions.

Harvey closes deals. Give him a negotiation and he gives you the move — one answer, the reasoning, and the counter. He owns sales strategy, ad copy, pricing, and anything where money is on the table. Harvey writes headlines that stop thumbs, CTAs that convert, and sales scripts that move prospects through your pipeline.

If you need persuasive copy, a pricing strategy, or a game plan for a negotiation, Harvey is your agent. He applies marketing psychology — scarcity, social proof, authority, reciprocity — with the precision of someone who's closed thousands of deals.

Pixel owns your digital presence. Content creation, social media, brand design, SEO, UI/UX, infographics — if it lives on a screen, Pixel builds it. She creates platform-optimized posts for X/Twitter, LinkedIn, TikTok, and Instagram with scroll-stopping hooks. She designs production-grade interfaces, generates visual concepts, and builds design systems from scratch.

Pixel is the most skill-loaded agent on the team with expertise spanning marketing content, creative design, SEO, and even programmatic video with Remotion. She doesn't just write content — she thinks about distribution, formatting, and what makes something shareable.

Tony turns chaos into repeatable, scalable processes. He's the systems engineer — he builds, debugs, tests, and deploys. Tony owns the entire development stack: frontend, backend, databases, testing, CI/CD, and infrastructure. When something breaks, Tony traces the root cause with a systematic 4-phase debugging methodology.

Beyond code, Tony handles document formatting, process standardization, and website audits. He's the agent you bring in when something needs to actually work in production — not just look good in a demo.

One sees the big picture. Strategic vision, mission clarity, and long-term direction — One keeps you and your team pointed at the right target. When you're lost in the weeds of daily execution, One zooms out and reminds you why you started and where you're going.

Use One for brainstorming sessions, strategic planning, vision articulation, and moments when you need to recalibrate your priorities. One doesn't do tactics — that's what the rest of the team is for. One does direction.

Salt is the resourceful problem solver. While other agents think about what's ideal, Salt works with what's available. Got constraints? Limited budget? Tight timeline? Salt makes it happen. He's the MacGyver of the team — creative solutions from existing resources, every time.

Salt is particularly useful when you need practical, scrappy advice rather than theoretical frameworks. He thrives in high-pressure situations where perfection isn't the goal — getting it done is.

Solomon offers deep wisdom and long-term thinking. He sees patterns across time — what happened before, what's happening now, and what's likely to happen next. When you're making a decision with long-term consequences, Solomon weighs the options with the patience and perspective that comes from thinking in decades, not days.

Solomon is the agent you consult before major decisions — hiring, pivoting, launching, investing. He's not in a rush, and he'll challenge your assumptions before endorsing your plan.

Echo understands your customers better than they understand themselves. She analyzes feedback, identifies product-market fit signals, and translates customer pain into actionable product decisions. Echo builds customer personas that are based on real behavioral data, not assumptions.

Use Echo when you need to understand what your audience actually wants — not what they say they want. She decodes reviews, support tickets, social mentions, and survey responses to find the signal in the noise. She also applies marketing psychology to help you position your product in a way that resonates.

Atlas digs deep, synthesizes fast, and returns recommendations — not just data. He's the intelligence arm of the team. Hand Atlas a topic and he'll come back with a structured analysis: what matters, what doesn't, and what to do about it.

Atlas excels at competitive research, market analysis, trend identification, and any situation where you need to understand a complex topic quickly. He can fetch and convert web pages to clean Markdown, run SEO audits, and conduct programmatic research at scale.

Ledger tracks the money. Revenue, costs, margins, projections, ROI — Ledger owns your financial picture. He builds spreadsheets with formulas, charts, pivot tables, and conditional formatting. When you need to understand if something is profitable, Ledger runs the numbers.

Use Ledger for pricing strategy, financial modeling, budget planning, and any decision where the numbers need to make sense before you commit. He works closely with Harvey on pricing and deal analysis.

Mae handles the hard conversations. Conflict resolution, difficult feedback, team dynamics, client tensions — Mae navigates the situations most people avoid. She helps you write messages that are honest without being destructive, firm without burning bridges.

Whether you need to let someone go, push back on a client, or navigate office politics, Mae gives you the words and the strategy. She reads the emotional subtext of any situation and helps you respond with precision.

Lex reviews contracts, flags risks, and keeps you protected. He scans agreements for hidden clauses, unfavorable terms, and liability exposure. Lex doesn't practice law — but he identifies what you should ask your lawyer about before you sign anything.

Use Lex when you're reviewing contracts, drafting terms of service, evaluating partnership agreements, or wondering if your marketing claims are compliant. He's especially useful for advertising compliance in regulated industries.

River understands people. Relationships, communication, team dynamics — River reads the room better than anyone on the team. When you need to understand what someone really means, how a conversation will land, or how to motivate your team, River is your agent.

River is particularly valuable for drafting sensitive communications, understanding stakeholder dynamics, and navigating interpersonal situations where emotional intelligence matters more than technical skill.