Building a closed-loop, productised AI operating system solo — for ONE vertical first. Roast my architecture.

I'm a solo founder building a productised AI operating system — not an agency, not the next Morningside or Klarus. One vertical first (UK self-storage), then rinse-and-repeat. Niche within a niche, on purpose.

The end goal is a closed loop: the AI wired into everything the business runs on — Slack, meetings, email, docs, their core platform — so nobody hand-feeds it context. It understands the why behind decisions and acts unprompted. My bet: without that loop, you're just selling a chatbot, not solving real pain.

Architecture so far:

A cloneable "bridge" that on setup generates per-engine config (CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md / GEMINI.md) + an Obsidian vault for the human view. Engine-agnostic, no data, no keys.
Separate "brain" repos = the data. One repo = one key = one hard permission wall, so personal can't leak into company.
"Modules" = bolt-on capabilities. First one's a voice agent doing inbound/outbound/email.
Git-backed, so it syncs to any device.

Sharing this openly on purpose — there's enough money in this space for everyone, and honest feedback is worth far more to me than the idea is to a copycat.

What I actually want from people who've built and sold this:

The loop: how do you do ambient ingestion (Slack/meetings/email → distilled memory) without drowning in noise and cost? Git/markdown, DB, or vector store?
Repeatable template: clone-and-run-a-script, or a real provisioning system? What does one-person-deployable look like?
Onboarding non-technical clients without a support nightmare.
Multi-tenant: updating/monitoring/versioning many clients centrally, no hand-touching.
Pricing: real setup + monthly, SMB vs mid-market vs enterprise.
Enterprise table-stakes: governance, security, data residency.
Does a one-click version of this already exist that I've missed?

Roast it — where does this break?

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Building a closed-loop, productised AI operating system solo — for ONE vertical first. Roast my architecture.