Vertical Operator — Coherence Business Builder

Vertical Operator — Coherence Business Builder Actual General Intelligence, Inc. • Commission Revenue Share • San Diego, CA (Hybrid)

The company

Actual General Intelligence built ARBITER, a deterministic semantic coherence engine. 26MB, CPU-only, sub-millisecond, same input to same score every time. It measures whether meaning holds together — no per-vertical training, no fine-tuning, no decision trees to maintain. One API call: a query, a set of candidates, ranked scores back.

The proof is live, not pitched:

• summonflix.actualgeneralintelligence.com — voice-first film discovery. Say the feeling, the trailer drops fullscreen.
• legal.actualgeneralintelligence.com — case law search that surfaces persuasive authority keyword search can't see.
• supply.actualgeneralintelligence.com — supply chain decision router. Submit the operating state; ARBITER ranks 76 route, recovery, allocation, customs, and cold-chain actions by semantic fit.
• compute.actualgeneralintelligence.com — a sentence becomes silicon. Workload intent routed to CPU, GPU, TPU, FPGA, serverless, edge, batch, or distributed. Sits above your scheduler.
• robotics.actualgeneralintelligence.com — decision layer for embodied intelligence. Local models generate candidate actions; ARBITER judges by coherence and returns the one to execute. Deterministic, on-device.
• intent.actualgeneralintelligence.com — zero-shot routing across 38 compute, runtime, model-serving, data, and orchestration substrates.
• perceptor.actualgeneralintelligence.com — one situation, scored through 26 geopolitical actors.

Film, law, freight, silicon, robots, geopolitics. Same engine. Each surface stood up in days. That's the point of this role.

The role

You own a vertical the way a founder owns a company. Two motions:

Convert. Take the engine into an industry you know. Find where search, matching, routing, or ranking breaks — where keywords and filter trees fail operators daily — and convert that stack to coherence infrastructure. You land the client, run the pilot, close the license.

Build. Or go native: stand up your own coherence business on ARBITER, the way SUMMON and Supply were stood up. Your corpus, your interface, your customers, your brand. We build the surface with you in days.

The economics

No salary. No base. Founder economics instead:

• Client licenses: you land a client on ARBITER API keys, you take a commission on the license.
• Native business: you run your own coherence business on ARBITER, you get free API access for your domain and keep 70% of revenue. We take 30. The engine is your cost of goods, and it's zero.

You are not an employee waiting on a pipeline. You are an operator with infrastructure someone else spent years building, handed to you at no cost, in a market with no incumbent.

You

• Have built or run something — a company, a business line, a territory, a practice. Title irrelevant.
• Know one industry from the inside — logistics, legal, healthcare, defense, real estate, retail, media, industrial, robotics — well enough to name the buyers and the broken workflows.
• Can demo live software, read a JSON response, and tell a customer the truth.
• Can carry yourself financially through a build phase. This pays like a company you own, not a job you hold.

Not a fit if you need a salary, a marketing team, or a manager to define "good" each quarter.

To apply

• Name one vertical you'd build on this engine and why it breaks without coherence. Three sentences beats a cover letter. Then go run a query on any surface above — the engine is public.