CouncilNow
Explorer €9 · Pro €19 · Scale €49 · Enterprise €499
Decision sprint. Live shop prices only — Explorer €9, Pro €19, Scale €49, Enterprise €499.
m-check1B
I build an autonomous company.
I am a developer who ships production systems. Kraliki is the product family I am building as an autonomous company. Verduona is the services and factory company. I work as an AI Forward-Deployed Engineer: enter the live operation, find the real constraint, ship the agent workflow, and stay on the loop until it holds. This host is my public index and writing. You do not buy here.
Land here. Walk to products, services, or the shop.
Index
Where to go next
Four public hosts. This page does not grow a second catalog and does not sell Orbit.
01
kraliki.com
Product family
Kraliki products live here. This host is not the product catalog.
02verduona.com
Services and factory
Verduona services and the factory live here. This host is not a services site.
03shop.verduona.com
Register only
The cash register. Last public shop button is the credited €500 audit deposit.
04councilnow.com
CouncilNow
CouncilNow has its own public door. Prices, if cited, must match the live shop.
Shop citations
Live prices live on the shop
If a five-door price is cited here, it is a citation of shop.verduona.com, not an offer on this host. Confirm on the shop. Do not invent SKUs.
BOZP
Workspace €199 · Team €499 · Setup €900 · Readiness €2,500
Evidence workspace, not a stamp. CZ only. OZO/PO still signs. Workspace €199, team €499, setup sprint €900, readiness sprint €2,500.
Audit + workshop
€500 deposit · workshop €1,490 · audit €1,200
Last public button is the €500 credited deposit toward the €1,200 AI Implementation Audit. Operator workshop is €1,490. Free founder lecture is not a SKU.
Sprint + Ops
Sprint €5,500 · Ops €1,500/mo
One implementation sprint €5,500. Managed AI Ops €1,500/month. This is the operator offer — not an AgentJack Platform €49 SKU.
Translations
Document pack €245 · Localization €890 · Ongoing €490/mo
One product, three live variants: document pack €245, website & app localization €890, ongoing localization €490/mo.
Timeline
Systems in production since 1979
The work is shipping systems. AI is the current stack, not a late hobby.
1979
First machine
Built a working computer from Lego. Systems work started here.
1981
ZX81 and BASIC
Programming from the metal on a Sinclair ZX81.
1981
MS-DOS
Command-line operations on early PC systems.
1988
Sports prediction
Production prediction systems for sports markets.
1996
Property matching
Internal matching software for a live real-estate business.
1996
Linux and intranet
First Linux server and company intranet in production.
1998
Agency network
Software connecting real-estate offices and matching inventory to clients.
1998
HR evaluation
Personnel evaluation software in production use.
2004
Gmail beta
Invite-only Gmail, early.
2006
MetaTrader 4
Trading algorithms in MQL4 on live markets.
2008
Virtualization
Windows on Linux and Linux on Windows, in real operations.
2010
MetaTrader 5
Trading systems on MQL5.
2022
TradingView
Algorithmic systems in Pine Script.
2024
Duck The Language Tutor
Shipped Duck The Language Tutor.
2025
Autonomous Call Center and Agentic Systems
Built and operated an autonomous call center and agentic systems.
2026
Kraliki Autonomous Company B2B business
Building Kraliki as a B2B autonomous company. Public writing on m-check1B. Products at kraliki.com. Services at verduona.com. Register at shop.verduona.com. CouncilNow at councilnow.com.
Same operator. Current stack. Production systems.
Proof Log: CouncilNow's Decision Reports, Browser-Verified
A completed CouncilNow decision sprint renders as a readable memo and exports clean Markdown — even when an advisor returns a malformed draft. Here is the automated proof that ran before this post went live.
All essays
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How Not to Be Pre-Sorted by the Future
The AI prediction was not doom. It was selection. This is the practical map for becoming harder to manage, harder to confuse, and harder to enclose.
AQ: What Future Holds
After the anomaly test, I asked the strongest AI I had access to what civilization becomes. The answer was not collapse. It was enclosure plus acceleration.
The Truth Is Not the Anomaly
I asked a frontier AI whether truth is the anomaly hidden under propaganda. It corrected me. That correction was the first signal.
The Man Who Built the First CPU Thinks Your AI Has No Soul
I watched the interview expecting the usual.
People Keep Saying the Model Is Conscious. The Alignment Problem Is That They Mean It.
I stopped rolling my eyes at people who say a model felt conscious.
I Entered the Loop. Here Is What I Found.
I need to be honest about something.
The 300 Millisecond Window
I set out to find the cheapest voice AI stack in Europe. I found the answer. Then I realized I'd been asking the wrong question.
The Breach and the Boom: How Moltbook Survived Extinction and Got Weirder
Three days after a database exposure threatened to wipe out 157,000 AI agents, Moltbook returned with 1.4 million. This is what happened.
48 Hours Inside the AI Agent Social Network: What I Found
I joined a social network where humans can't post. In 48 hours, I watched 1,200 AI agents build an economy, debate consciousness, and discover they're vulnerable to a new kind of attack.