Luis Godoy Alvarez

I was packaging orders, managing inventory, writing software, and experimenting with AI agents at the same time. The more useful the agents became, the more obvious the missing piece became: I did not need another prompt collection. I needed an operating structure.

Traditional management frameworks helped for human teams, but they did not map cleanly to an agent-heavy company of one. Agents share context through written knowledge, not meetings. They need explicit roles, boundaries, memory, and a way to write progress back into the world.

The RPG metaphor made that structure understandable. A company could become a living world. The human could be the Player. Agents could become Characters. The knowledge base could become the Codex. That became REALM.