Ask what you know
Get an answer built from your own material, reasoning across everything you have captured. Specific, sourced from what you actually know, and not a generic guess.
Brains · Agent work · Your own site
Build brains your AI can actually run on.
BlackOps turns what you know into living brains, one for each thing you keep track of. Your agent reads them, keeps adding to them, and works from them. It answers from what you know, publishes to a site at your own domain, and fires the actions you set up.
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npx blackops-onboardYour site. Your domain. Export anytime if you leave.
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A brain for anything you track
One for the product, one for your clients, one for the wine you liked in Paso Robles. Every conversation you have makes them bigger.
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Your agent does the work
It answers out of your own material, helps you write the post, publishes it, and runs the campaign that promotes it.
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A site you actually own
Your domain, your blog, your subscriber list. Download the whole thing the day you decide to leave.
As many brains as you need
One brain per subject.
You do not have one kind of knowledge, so you do not get one pile. Work, side projects, the trip you are planning, the things you collect. Keep them separate and the answers stay clean.
Product
What you are building, what you decided, and why you decided it. Ask it and get the reason, not a guess.
Why did we drop the second tier?
Client work
Every account, what was promised, what was delivered, and where each one stands right now.
What is still open for the Denver account?
Deploy log
What shipped, when it shipped, and what broke. Written as the work happens instead of reconstructed later.
What changed the week the signups dropped?
Wine
Not everything you keep track of is work. The bottles you liked, the ones you did not, and where you were when you drank them.
What did I like on the Paso Robles trip?
Add a brain whenever something new starts to matter. It does not have to be work. Your agent picks the right one for the question it is answering.
It keeps getting built
Say it once.
It stays said.
Every session adds to the brain. What you capture gets read, connected to what is already there, and kept. Your next session starts from all of it instead of starting from zero.
Nothing here is invented for you. The brain holds your real material, so what comes back out is specific and yours. AI refines your words. It never writes them for you.
- A note you dictate on a walk
- A decision made in chat
- A doc you drop in
What comes out
A brain that is connected, and bigger than it was last week.
Next session already knows everything from the last one.
The loop
One loop, running all the time.
The more you talk to it, the more it knows, and the less you have to explain before it can do anything useful.
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You capture
Talk to your agent the way you already do. Ideas, research, decisions, a document, a transcript. No form to fill in.
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The brain updates
What you said gets filed into the right brain and connected to what was already there. It does not die in a chat window.
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Your agent uses it
Ask what you know. Draft a post with it and publish. Build the campaign that promotes it. Fire an action you set up earlier.
Capture, ask, publish, act. One conversation. No dashboards required, though there is a full one waiting if you want it.
Create my Brain
$npx blackops-onboard
Start in the browser, or run it from your agent. Same setup either way.
You get a real site
A site at your address, not a feed in someone else’s app.
Blog, pages, and brand at your own domain. Your agent publishes to it, visitors read it, and search engines index it under your name.
yourdomain.com
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yourdomainLatest essay
The AI-Native Moat
Why architecture beats features. Why Monica hit $1M MRR in 90 days. Why bolting AI on top of a CMS will always lose to building one from the ground up.
May 13, 2026·7 min read
Positioning
Authority is a compounding asset
Twelve posts beat one viral thread. Every time.
Workflow
One conversation, one publishing pipeline
How the brain → post → campaign loop closes itself.
It is yours to take with you.
One click exports the whole site as a self-contained set of files you can host anywhere. Most tools keep your writing inside their app, so leaving means losing the archive. Here it means downloading it.
Custom domain · Blog · Landing pages · Live in minutes
What that unlocks
Once the brains exist, the work gets easy.
Publishing is the biggest one. It is not the only one.
Publish and promote
Draft, edit, add an image, and go live on your site in one conversation. Then push it out to X, LinkedIn, Threads, and your own newsletter, scheduled and tracked.
Take action
Set up a Sortie once, then fire it by name from any session. It runs the thing you rigged it to run, and your keys stay encrypted on the server.
Keep the record
Deploy logs, client updates, decisions and the reasons behind them, written down as the work happens. The record exists without a second pass.
The case study is a URL
I run my own site on this.
I could not finish a draft for fifteen years. Then I put what I knew into brains and let my agent work from them. benenewton.com is built, written, and published entirely through BlackOps, and so is the page you are reading right now. Go read it and decide for yourself.
- posts publishedon benenewton.com since 2021
- 92
- in the last 12 monthsafter the system took over the pipeline
- 75
- in the last 6 monthsroughly two a week, alongside a full-time job
- 52
The writing is mine and so is the judgment. The brains hold the material, my agent does everything between the idea and the published page, and the site it publishes to is one I own. The posts are the visible output. The brains, the agent sessions, and the Sorties that run the pipeline sit behind them.
Who it is for
Practitioners with something to say.
You have real material.
Years of judgment living in your head, your notes, and a hundred chat threads nobody can search.
Every AI session starts from zero.
You re-explain the same background you explained last week, and the week before that.
You run your own thing.
Solo or close to it, and what you know should be findable at your own address, not only in your drafts folder.
If you want a machine to invent opinions for you, this is the wrong one. It works from what you already know, and the judgment stays yours.
Price
$199 a month.
Everything included.
One plan. Your brains, 2 sites, publishing, every channel, newsletter, and actions. Pay yearly and it is 20% off. No tiers to compare and nothing held back for a higher one.
Two ways to start
Start in the browser, or from your agent.
You answer a few questions, your first brain gets built, and your site goes up.
Create my Brain
$npx blackops-onboard
Works where you already work
Any agent that speaks MCP.
BlackOps is not another chat window you have to move into. You connect it once, and your brains show up in whatever you already open every morning.
- ClaudeDesktop, web, and Claude Code
- ChatGPTConnectors, on supported plans
- GrokThe bot you already talk to on X
- CursorAnd the rest of the coding agents
Anything else that speaks the Model Context Protocol works too. There is no BlackOps plugin to wait for and no integration to request. If your agent can add an MCP server, it can use your brains.
Connect it manually →Your agent works from what you know, and publishes to a site you own.