About . The team of two . The philosophy
Built by an operator, not a vendor.
StarMynd brings a CPA's eye for what the business actually does, a marketing CFO's instinct for what moves the metric, and a DTC founder's scar tissue for what breaks at scale. You own everything. It is portable forever. We empower, never replace.
In one sentence
What StarMynd is.
StarMynd is the company that grounds a business's AI in that business's own data: it builds the qualitative half as a Company Brain, adds the quantitative half as the StarMynd ABI data layer, and maintains Infinite Brain OS, the open-source pattern both are built on.
Those are three distinct things and we keep them distinct. Infinite Brain OS is the free, MIT-licensed open-source product anyone can clone. A Company Brain is one company's private, owned instance of the Infinite Brain pattern: that company's documents, SOPs, workflows, and decisions structured as plain files it owns, which its AI tools read before they answer so every answer is specific to that business and cites its source. It is what we build for you in 14 days, and it is not a paid edition of the repo. StarMynd ABI is the separate data layer that adds your numbers once the brain is live. The definitional page for the term is /what-is-a-company-brain.
The founder
Andrew Warner.
The operator who became the architect, not the architect who showed up looking for operators.
Andrew is a Certified Public Accountant who spent ten years as a marketing CFO managing more than $150 million in marketing spend across DTC ecommerce, subscription, and consumer brands. He then built and sold a DTC ecommerce brand of his own. He has been the founder writing the email, hiring the freelancer, looking at the dashboard at midnight asking why the AOV moved.
For the last two years he has been shipping principled AI architectures into paying client environments. He authored the Infinite Entry framework from the operator side and maintains the open-source Infinite Brain OS, the pattern every Company Brain is built on. Every build is delivered personally. That is why cohorts are capped.
The delivery model
A team of two. Capacity capped on purpose.
Architect . CPA . Founder
Andrew Warner
Owns the architecture layer. Scopes the engagement on the fit call, designs against the team's actual problem, runs the 4-approval document with the client CTO, and stays on as the senior reviewer when complex design choices come up. He is the technical backstop.
Relationship partner . Operator-side
Dominic
Owns the relationship layer. The steady weekly contact who sits in the team interviews, runs the 1-on-1 onboarding sessions, and patiently walks each team member through the new workflow until they can break it and fix it themselves. Clients never wait, never get ghosted, never feel like a side project.
Three themes . Nine principles
The philosophy every engagement runs on.
These are not marketing copy. They are how Andrew builds, operationalized in the CTO-countersigned architecture doc and in the open-source repo.
Theme 1
You own everything.
- GitHub is the source of truth. Every decision auditable.
- Isolated GCP project per company. No comingling.
- Self-maintain whenever you want. Migration is mechanical.
Theme 2
It is portable forever.
- Open-source primitives, never proprietary SaaS.
- Tool-swappable as better tools appear.
- Model-agnostic as the frontier shifts.
Theme 3
We empower, never replace.
- Default headless: results, not screens.
- Problem-first design: listen before building.
- Your team is the hero of the rollout story.
These principles align us with our client's interest and build a stable foundation for the next 10 years of AI. They are why our projects succeed.
Proof policy
Real deliveries, anonymized until clients opt in.
We publish proof from real engagements with the names removed. No purchased logos, no cropped quotes, no invented praise. When a client opts into being named, we name them, and not before.
Department brain
A fragrance subscription brand doing roughly $50M. Contract signed July 6, delivered inside the two-week window: 16 commands, 17 agents, and an analyst that caught a hidden data failure in week one and refused to report the inflated number.
"Signed July 6. Live in two weeks."
Full company brain
A European consumer-products company selling on Amazon and Faire. Six source systems, eight canonical metric definitions, and a weekly executive report in which a reviewer agent traces every figure to its source. Delivered as one build, on a private repo the client owns outright.
"Every number traced to its source."
Team workspaces
A four-person social team, none of them technical. One shared team brain plus a governed personal workspace each, all four generated and committed the same day, with about a five-minute setup per person.
"Four workspaces, one day, five-minute setup."
Five ways in
Pick your depth.
From the free open-source repo to the team of two building AI workflows on your stack. The same architecture pattern under all five.
Operator's transparency
What we deliberately do not do.
You will not find these things on this site. The absence is the principle.
No invented social proof.
No five-star widgets, no "trusted by hundreds," no stock-logo walls. Our proof is anonymized case studies from real deliveries, with figures we can trace to the actual artifacts. Names appear only when clients opt in.
No proprietary lock-in.
There is no StarMynd account you must keep paying to keep what we built. Your files are in your repo, your data in your GCP project, your tools open-source. Taking it fully in-house is mechanical, not architectural.
No paid diagnostic upfront.
The fit call is free: 20 to 30 minutes, a straight verdict, and a pointer at the free open-source pattern if the paid build is not the right fit. The first paid commitment comes after the verdict, never before.
No capacity overselling.
Company Brain cohorts are capped at what we can deliver in 14 days without risking the guarantee, and Architect holds at three simultaneous engagements. When the slots are full, the next client waits. The cap is what keeps quality real.
Talk to Andrew
Book a 20 to 30 minute fit call.
We look at your business, your docs, and your goals, and tell you honestly whether a Company Brain fits. If it does not, we say so and point you at the free version of the pattern instead.
Founding rate $2,495. Live in 14 days, or it's free.