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The Executable Company

For publishers, literary agents, editors, reviewers, endorsers, journalists, podcasts and event organizers.

The book, briefly

AI Agents, Human Judgment, and the New Architecture of Action.

A book on how AI-native organizations actually work. It starts from one consequential operation and builds outward into the design of responsibility, authority, memory and context in companies where agents can act. Not a vendor pitch. Not a framework tour. A serious argument for practitioners.

Status

Manuscript and practitioner layer in development.

The manuscript is in active development alongside a public essay sequence and a small advisory practice. Some material is being tested in the world before it enters the book.

A private manuscript is not yet available for download. Serious publisher, agent and reviewer conversations are welcome. Start with a note and the inquiry will enter the shared conversation system.

About the author

Dogu Taskiran

More than 25 years across games, real-time technology, global product organizations, AI and company building. Leadership and technical work across Electronic Arts, Microsoft and Ubisoft. Current work focuses on building, writing and advising around AI-native organizations and creative systems.

Media & speaking

Available for interviews, features and stage work.

Selected features, longer interviews, podcasts, keynotes and workshop appearances that give the argument room to land.

Publishing / rights / review

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Media & speaking

Interviews, features, keynotes and workshops.

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