Build in Your IDE. Scale in Your IME.

You already know your IDE (Integrated Development Environment). VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf - where you build software.

But what if your entire business had the same level of integration?

What if managing customers, projects, teams, finances, and strategy was as seamless as coding in VS Code?

That's an IME: Integrated Management Experience.

And it's where Waymaker is heading.

The Vision: From IDE to IME to The Business Web

Phase 1: Your repo and your AI agent (Production)

Work with any AI agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) against your repo
The Waymaker MCP server gives that agent your Commander tools and context
Connect a taskboard to the repo, and its PRDs and briefs become the roadmap
Entry point: Individual developer productivity

Phase 2: Commander (Production)

Integrated Management Experience for your entire business
20 integrated tools in sovereign workspaces
AI-powered business intelligence with Waymaker One
Entry point: Teams and growing businesses

Phase 3: The Business Web (2026)

Workspaces that publish and subscribe to each other
Apps that embed across workspaces with context inheritance
Agents that serve as organizational services
Complete federated network—your business's private web
Entry point: Organizations building their own network

Why "Build in Your IDE, Scale in Your IME"?

As a developer, your IDE is your command center:

Write code
Run tests
Debug issues
Manage Git
Coordinate tools
Ship features

All in one integrated environment.

As a business owner, Commander is your command center:

Manage projects
Track customers
Coordinate teams
Monitor finances
Execute strategy
Grow your business

All in one integrated environment.

The Problem With Business Software Today

Most businesses use 10-20 disconnected tools:

Linear or Jira for tasks
Notion for docs
Slack for communication
HubSpot for CRM
QuickBooks for accounting
Google Sheets for tracking
Asana for project management
And on and on...

Each tool is isolated. AI can't see across them. Knowledge is fragmented. Context is lost.

This is business amnesia - and it costs even more than AI amnesia.

The Commander Solution

Commander is your IME - everything integrated:

1. Projects & Tasks

Taskboards that can read a GitHub repo's PRDs and briefs as a roadmap
Full project management with dependencies
AI reads all project context automatically
Integration with Linear/Jira if you use them

2. Customers & Relationships

Complete customer relationship management
All interactions, history, and context in one place
AI-powered customer intelligence
Integration with existing CRM if needed

3. Teams & Collaboration

Role management and permissions
Team coordination across projects
Real-time collaboration
Communication integrated with context

4. Strategy & Intelligence

Business frameworks (Context Compass, Leadership Curve)
OneAI strategic performance guidance
Analytics and insights across all data
Decision support with full context

5. Documents & Knowledge

All business documentation in one place
AI reads and understands all docs
Your AI agent creates and updates them through the Waymaker MCP server

All connected. All intelligent. All in one platform.

How Your Repo Connects IDE → IME

Two connections, both of them yours to turn on:

Your repo + your AI agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor)
    ↓  Waymaker MCP server — the agent reads and writes Commander, as you
    ↓  Taskboard repo connection — Commander reads the repo's PRDs and briefs
Commander (business operations)
    ↓
OneAI (strategic intelligence)

Commander only reads the repo. Git stays the source of truth, and nobody gets a second system to keep in step.

Example workflow:

1. Development in the repo:

You and your AI agent build a new feature
The PRD and briefs for it live in the repo, next to the code
Refresh the connected taskboard and the work appears on the roadmap

2. Project in Commander:

The feature is tracked as a project in Commander
Linked to customer requests and business strategy
AI has full context of the business value

3. Intelligence from OneAI:

AI analyzes technical complexity + business impact
Suggests priority based on strategic value
Provides guidance on resource allocation

Complete integration. Complete intelligence.

The Waymaker One Pass

One license. All apps. All AI.

When you buy a Waymaker One Pass, you get:

Commander (all 20 tools)
Host (apps and Ambassadors)
OneAI (strategic intelligence)
The Waymaker MCP server for your AI agent
Help (documentation and support)

Per-user pricing, from $19/user/month. Every paid tier includes every feature; tiers differ only by how much you can use. See pricing.

One pass. Everything integrated.

Why Start From the Repo?

Classic "arrowhead" strategy:

1. Narrow entry point (your repo and your AI agent)

Solve a specific, painful problem: an agent that has to be re-told your business every session
Bottom-up adoption (individual developers)
Connect the MCP server and prove value in the first session

2. Expand to full platform (Commander)

Once the agent works with Commander, expand to the full IME
Bring your team and projects
Scale from developer tool to business platform

3. Complete ecosystem (WaymakerOne)

All business operations integrated
Strategic intelligence across everything
AI that knows your entire business

Start narrow. Scale broad.

What Makes Commander Different?

Other "all-in-one" business platforms:

Monday.com, ClickUp, Notion - generic workflow tools
Try to be everything to everyone
No AI organizational memory
No strategic intelligence

Commander:

Built on Waymaker frameworks (Context Compass, Leadership Curve)
AI-native from the ground up (not AI bolted on)
Starts where developers already work: the repo and the AI agent
Strategic guidance, not just task tracking
Integrated, not just connected

The Waymaker Philosophy: Intelligent Outcomes

Our company tagline is "Intelligent Outcomes."

That means:

Intelligence: AI-powered with persistent memory
Outcomes: Results that matter, not just features

Commander embodies this:

Intelligent: OneAI reads all context, all data, all history
Outcomes: Delivers business results, not just task completion

We're not building software. We're building intelligence that compounds.

The Roadmap

Q1 2026: The Business Web Foundation

Content syndication between workspaces (publish/subscribe)
Workspace-to-workspace connections
Live sync of strategies, plans, and documents
Foundation for the federated network

Q2 2026: App Embedding & Agent Services

Internal apps that embed across workspaces
Apps inherit subscriber context automatically
AI agents published as organizational services
Any workspace can invoke shared agents

Q3 2026: The Complete Business Web

Full network effect across organizations
Cross-workspace intelligence and recommendations
Organizational knowledge graph
Enterprise-grade governance and compliance

2026 and Beyond: Network Scale

Industry templates and best practices
Partner ecosystem on The Business Web
Advanced AI coordination across agents
Complete "private business web" vision

For Developers: Your Path

Today:

You use VS Code/Cursor/Windsurf (IDE)
AI forgets yesterday (amnesia)
Code is disconnected from business context

With Waymaker:

You use your editor and any AI agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor)
The agent reaches your goals, docs and tasks through the Waymaker MCP server
A connected taskboard reads your repo's PRDs and briefs as the roadmap

With The Business Web:

Your apps embed across workspaces
Your agents serve the entire organization
Complete integration from code to customer to network

For Business Owners: Your Path

Today:

You use 10+ disconnected tools in OTHER people's networks
No AI organizational memory
Manual coordination everywhere
Data trapped in Google, Microsoft, Notion

With Commander:

Your sovereign workspace with 20 integrated tools
AI that knows YOUR goals, projects, teams
Operations at the edge—no waiting for IT

With The Business Web:

Your workspaces publish to other workspaces
Strategy flows from Executive to Departments automatically
Agents serve intelligence across your organization
Your network, your rules—not theirs

The Bottom Line

We're building The Business Web — your organization's private network where workspaces, apps, and agents connect like the internet, but it's all yours.

Build in your IDE:

Code with an AI agent that can reach your business context
Deploy apps that inherit business context
Turn the PRDs in your repo into the team's roadmap

Scale in your IME:

20 integrated tools in sovereign workspaces
Operations at the edge—no waiting for IT
AI that knows your goals, projects, and teams

Connect through The Business Web:

Workspaces publish and subscribe to each other
Apps embed across workspaces with context
Agents serve the entire organization as services

Build in your IDE. Scale in your IME. Connect through The Business Web.

Join the Journey

WaymakerOS is available now:

The Waymaker MCP server — your Commander context in your AI agent
Commander — 20 integrated tools in sovereign workspaces
Host — deploy apps and Ambassadors from your GitHub repo

Get Early Access →

What's Next

We're building:

Content Syndication: Workspaces that publish and subscribe
App Embedding: Internal apps that run across workspaces
Agent Services: AI that serves the entire organization
The complete Business Web: Your private network

Stop living in their network. Build your own.

Stuart Leo built Waymaker because he wanted an IME for his business, just like he has an IDE for his code—and because he realized businesses need their own network, not space rented in someone else's.