Naive

Naive is an agent infrastructure platform where users deploy prebuilt company templates, such as video channels or agencies, and a multi-agent team runs them under code-defined budgets, tool policies and real-world identities.

Naive is infrastructure for letting AI agents operate a business with limited human involvement. Instead of wiring up a single chatbot, a user picks a prebuilt company template, deploys it, and an agent team takes over the day-to-day work. The platform handles the parts that usually block autonomous agents: delegation between roles, tool access, real-world identity and spending limits. The structure is a hierarchy. A CEO-style agent receives a goal, splits it into tasks and hands them to specialist agents such as a clipper, a producer or a channel manager, which can in turn spawn subagents to render variants in parallel. Each agent receives only the tools its role needs, and gets its own email address, phone number, domains and linked third-party accounts so it can act under a verifiable identity. The homepage shows integrations with services such as YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Shopify, Stripe, Gmail, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Ahrefs and ElevenLabs. Governance is declared in a single committed configuration file written in code. It defines which agents exist, which models they use, who can delegate, per-agent daily and per-task budgets, and tool policies that can ask for approval or deny an action outright, such as sending payments. According to the site, no agent can edit the file that binds it. Setup can be started from agent environments including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, the Anthropic SDK and the OpenAI SDK. The template catalog leans heavily toward media: short-form video channels, long-form research-driven videos, and clipping channels for gaming, news and sports, plus variants such as history, comics and channel cloning. Other templates cover an AI automation agency, an SEO and GEO agency, a newsletter, a paid ads agency and a recruiting agency. Public benchmark pages compare template output. Naive sits between agent frameworks, which leave governance to the builder, and single-purpose automation apps, which cover one workflow. It suits developers and operators who want to experiment with fully agent-run businesses and are comfortable defining policy in code.