SQ Collective, Singapore · The Stage — Co-work Fridays
Buildinganautonomousfuture
Importance of owning native tools for agent-native work
Philipp Hölke
Founder & CEO, Kamino Corporation
CEO, Mission Systems
Co-founder & CTO, Mission Group
The two companies
Kamino Corporation
Open-source infrastructure for autonomous systems.
What does the autonomous future mean for humans?
Why
What makes us human is the capacity to create.
Two gaps
01
Frontier ↔ workforce
- Search
- Chat
- Copilots
- Agents
- Agent workflows
- Autonomous systems
We run agents and agent workflows daily and understand the technology from the inside. Most of the workforce still uses ChatGPT as a better Google.
02
Real work is messy
Covering one shift touches email, WhatsApp, a call, two sites and three systems. No single tool holds the job — ten of them hold a piece each.
The tool
SaaS is a tool.
One job, done well. A hammer.
A site needs 500 of them.
Mission Systems · Three product principles
Autonomous
Agents across the whole stack, doing the work end to end.
Generative
The pilot and the cabin crew don't see the same screen. The interface is generated per role, and it evolves with use.
Invisible
Most of it runs in the background. What surfaces is the exception.
The thesis
An agent can only do the job if it holds every tool the human holds.
Fragmented DIY integration
Ten tools, ten records. Forty-five joins, each one yours to keep alive.
For the engineers · one concrete case
One shift swap.
Rostering
Hours
CHEF-17
Write failed
HR
Qualifications
EMP-0042
Vendor scope
Payroll
Award rates
PAY-8891
Committed
Three IDs. You own the mapping table. Two systems now disagree, and no single log shows the change.
Mission Systems · One operational model
Thank you
Philipp Hölke
Founder & CEO, Kamino Corporation
CEO, Mission Systems
Co-founder & CTO, Mission Group
- philippholke.com Essays, work, these slides
- kaminocorp.com Kamino Corporation
- missionsystems.ai Mission Systems
- @pgbouncer X
Mission Systems · Live demo
Launchpad and the applications, live, with
David Faber
Forward-Deployed Engineer, Mission Systems
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