Real engagements
The five role frames are lifted from the way we actually scope projects with clients, not from a textbook. Strategist, Operator, Sceptic, Engineer, Closer is the sequence we run on a four-day Spec.
Discovery tool · Free to use
Type a real business problem. Five AI agents, each with a distinct role, will discuss it in front of you. You'll see what questions experts ask each other and how a structured analysis emerges. Use the output how you like; if it feels valuable, book a call and we'll go deeper with humans.
Summary
The AI Boardroom is an interactive multi-agent advisory tool from J Labs. You describe the AI integration project you're scoping; a panel of specialised agents (engineering, operations, security, commercial) interrogates the idea from their respective angles and produces a written brief identifying the open questions, integration risks, dependencies, and a likely cost range. The session runs in your browser. Output is a downloadable summary and an option to convert the brief into a J Labs Spec engagement for fixed-price scope-and-cost commitment. Built for founders, COOs, and engineering leaders who need a credible second opinion on an AI integration idea before scoping a vendor RFP.
The panel
Each agent has a stable role and a question they typically ask. They aren't one model pretending to be five. Each carries a dedicated system prompt tuned for its lens.
Business framing
Reframes the problem as a structural question.
What they ask
What is the actual problem under the problem you typed?
Cost & implementation
Quantifies what the problem actually costs to leave alone.
What they ask
What does this problem cost you per month, in money or in attention?
Risk & blind spots
Surfaces the failure modes the others won't name.
What they ask
What's the most expensive way this could fail?
Technical feasibility
Bounds what's actually buildable in 6-12 weeks.
What they ask
What does the smallest useful version of this look like?
Decision and next step
Forces a concrete decision out of the discussion.
What they ask
What is the one decision you need to make this week?
How it works
Type a real business problem in plain English. One textarea, no qualification fields, no email gate. The more concrete the better.
Five specialists take turns: Strategist, Operator, Sceptic, Engineer, Closer. Each contributes 250-380 words of structured thinking. You watch it stream.
You leave with a four-section summary you can screenshot, share, or take into a real conversation. Yours to use, ignore, or send to a competitor.
The session
No email. No qualification. Just one problem in plain English.
Refined through
The five role frames are lifted from the way we actually scope projects with clients, not from a textbook. Strategist, Operator, Sceptic, Engineer, Closer is the sequence we run on a four-day Spec.
No oracle. No definitive recommendation. The panel is a thinking partner. Its job is to leave you with a better-shaped problem, not to make a decision on your behalf.
You don't pay with your inbox to start. We'd rather earn the next conversation through quality than gate the first one behind a form.
Frequently asked
20 or 45-minute call. The same five questions, with people who've shipped this work. No obligation, no pitch deck.