24 Autonomous Agents Online

CrewChiefSteve
Technologies

A vertically integrated motorsports technology company. 7 applications, 24 autonomous agents, and 19 cron jobs powering everything from firmware to corporate governance.

Delaware C-CorporationMooresville, NCHardware + Software + AI
7
Applications
24
Autonomous Agents
19
Cron Jobs
5
Convex Databases
7
Subdomains

Application Suite

7 purpose-built applications spanning the full technology stack

Operations

ops.crewchiefsteve.ai

Inventory management, warehouse operations, purchasing, build orders, and Google Drive engineering document integration. 5 autonomous agents monitor stock levels, PO delivery, task SLAs, BOM changes, and generate daily AI briefings.

  • Real-time inventory with min/max thresholds
  • BOM sync from Google Drive
  • Claude-powered daily briefings
5 Agents5 CronsNext.js 15React 19Convex

Corp Admin

corp.crewchiefsteve.ai

Corporate governance, compliance calendar, equity & cap table, contracts, SaaS subscription tracking, revenue tracking, and regulatory pre-launch gates. 8 autonomous agents enforce deadlines, monitor 83(b) elections, track SaaS spend, and drive monthly financial close.

  • SaaS subscription & spend tracking
  • Automated 83(b) election tracking
  • Multi-state compliance calendar
8 Agents14 CronsNext.js 15React 19Convex

Engineering Workbench

eng.crewchiefsteve.ai

Hardware engineering dashboard providing read-only views into inventory, stock levels, purchase orders, build orders, and Google Drive engineering documents. Engineers annotate components and track production without modifying operational data.

  • 4 named agents (Scout, Archivist, Scribe, Inspector)
  • Engineering notes & annotations
  • Google Drive file explorer
4 AgentsNext.js 15React 19Convex

IT Support

support.crewchiefsteve.ai

Centralized IT support ticket system accepting submissions from all CCS applications via authenticated HTTP endpoints. INTERN, the AI diagnostic agent, investigates tickets by checking Vercel deployments, inventory, Drive, and Convex logs — then proposes actions for human approval.

  • Cross-app ticket submission via API
  • AI diagnostic agent (INTERN) with human-in-the-loop
  • Vercel, inventory, Drive & log inspection tools
1 AgentNext.js 15React 19Convex

Firmware Manager

firm.crewchiefsteve.ai

Firmware version management for 5 hardware products. Tracks releases, binary uploads with SHA-256 checksums, CI/CD build integration via GitHub Actions webhooks, and device fleet management with BLE connectivity monitoring.

  • 6 firmware agents (flash, build, diagnostics, calibration, release, fleet)
  • GitHub Actions CI/CD integration
  • Local agent runner bridges UI to PlatformIO CLI
6 AgentsNext.js 14React 18Convex

Partner Program

partner.crewchiefsteve.ai

Self-service equipment accelerator enabling partners to lease tools to CCS while claiming Section 179 tax deductions. Interactive wizard with digital signature capture and downloadable lease agreements.

  • Section 179 tax benefit calculator
  • Digital signature capture
  • Self-service lease wizard
Static HTML/JSVercel

Founding Program

founding.crewchiefsteve.ai

Founding customer program for the Oil Heater Controller. Limited-slot reservation system for early adopters with priority access to the first production run.

  • Limited founding customer slots
  • Priority production access
  • Early adopter pricing
Static HTML/JSVercel
Build Staff Training

Assembly Videos

Work through them in order. Open a video's chapters to jump straight to the step you're on at the bench.

1

Soldering Fundamentals

2 videos

Start here. Solder-Practice Rev B board, 176 joints, before any production board.

7:32
Part 1

Soldering Header Pins, Part 1: How a Solder Joint Works (and Goes Wrong)

How a through-hole solder joint works, and how it goes wrong. Part 1 of the soldering lesson on the Solder-Practice Rev B board (8 rows of 22 header pads, 176 joints), before the RaceScale pads.

Bench notes
  • The joint is shown cut in half, with a pin and pad temperature gauge and an "iron on the joint" timer. Covers the five-step rhythm, six common mistakes with their fixes, and a good-or-bad quiz.
  • Solder: 63/37 tin-lead, rosin core, 0.5 mm. Iron at 330 °C. Temperatures and times on screen are illustrative.
Chapters (13)
  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:18The goal
  3. 0:31Tools and safety
  4. 0:59Clean and tin the tip
  5. 1:26How solder works
  6. 2:18The joint, step by step
  7. 2:58Practise the rhythm
  8. 3:46Mistake: solder on the iron
  9. 4:18Mistake: not enough heat
  10. 4:47Mistake: too much heat
  11. 5:21Too much, too little
  12. 5:50Bridges, bumps, spikes
  13. 6:28Good or bad?
6:56
Part 2

Soldering Header Pins, Part 2: The Practice Board, Row by Row

The Solder-Practice Rev B board, row by row. Part 2 of the soldering lesson.

Bench notes
  • Putting the header in from the bare side and levelling the board.
  • Tacking one end, checking it, then the other end, then the row.
  • Loupe inspection, then the two continuity tests on the probe stubs.
  • Fixing a cold joint and a bridge.
  • Rows 7 and 8 the way the RaceScale pad is built: female sockets on the ESP32 module, a card on top, flip, then the fit check.
  • Solder: 63/37 tin-lead, iron at 330 °C. Meter readings on screen are illustrative.
Chapters (9)
  1. 0:00The plan
  2. 0:16Header in, board level
  3. 0:43Tack both ends, check
  4. 1:13Solder the row
  5. 2:16Look, then the meter test
  6. 3:02Fix what failed
  7. 3:19Rows 2 to 6
  8. 5:29Rows 7 and 8: the real way
  9. 6:43Clean, bring it to me
2

CCS-PROT-1S Battery Pack

1 video

Single-cell Li-ion protection board used in the Track Pod and RaceScale pads.

3:22
Part 1

CCS-PROT-1S Battery Pack (Track Pod & RaceScale) – Part 1: SMD Assembly & Soldering Order

Assembling the CCS-PROT-1S, the single-cell Li-ion protection board for the battery pack in the Track Pod and RaceScale pads. Fine-pitch chips go on first while nothing is in the way; the 2 A fuse goes on last because it needs the most heat.

Bench notes
  • Every part gets the same four moves: tin one pad, place and tack, solder the rest, re-touch the tack.
  • Parts: U1 DW01A protection IC (SOT-23-6) · Q1 8205A dual N-MOSFET (SOT-23-6) · C1 100 nF (0805) · R1 100 Ω (0805) · R2 1 kΩ (0805) · F1 2 A PTC fuse (1812).
  • Tools: temperature-controlled iron, fine solder, flux pen, tweezers, loupe, isopropyl alcohol, multimeter.
  • Meter readings shown are examples; use the pass limits in the build package. No wires and no cell until the board passes the bench test in Part 2.
Chapters (13)
  1. 0:00Overview
  2. 0:13The assembly order
  3. 0:27Clean and flux the pads
  4. 0:39Tin one pad of every part
  5. 0:53U1 – DW01A: place, tack, solder, inspect
  6. 1:37Q1 – 8205A
  7. 2:01Inspect both chips
  8. 2:10C1 – 100 nF
  9. 2:20R1 – 100 Ω
  10. 2:29R2 – 1 kΩ
  11. 2:38F1 – 2 A PTC fuse
  12. 2:48Clean, inspect and unpowered meter check
  13. 3:12Next steps
3

RaceScale Pad

2 videos

The board inside every corner pad of the 4-corner race car scale.

6:17
Part 1

RaceScale Pad Build, Part 1: Assembling the Scale-Pad Board (ESP32-S3 + HX711 + BQ24074)

Assembling the board that goes inside every corner pad of the 4-corner race car scale, in build order: low, hidden parts first, modules last. Nothing gets power in this part.

Bench notes
  • Updated October 2026 for the current board: 124 × 80 mm, YD-ESP32-S3 devkit, green HX711 module and three ground stitch wires (S1–S3).
  • Board: RaceScale-Pad Rev A (laser-etched, single-sided). Runs from one 18650 cell through the CCS-PROT-1S protection board.
  • Modules: YD-ESP32-S3 devkit N16R8 (rows 1.0 in apart; the Espressif DevKitC-1 does not fit), green HX711, Adafruit BQ24074 (#4755), AP2112K-3.3 regulator.
  • Also: 0805 resistors and capacitors, one 100 µF 1210, female sockets (2 × 22, 11, 6 and 4), M2.5 nylon standoffs, 26–28 AWG insulated wire for the ground stitches.
Chapters (11)
  1. 0:00Intro and build order
  2. 0:31Clean the copper and lay the three ground stitch wires
  3. 1:08Solder and trim the stitches
  4. 1:25U1, the AP2112K regulator
  5. 1:51Eight small SMD parts
  6. 3:09Bare-board meter checks
  7. 3:36Sockets: devkit, charger, HX711
  8. 4:10Solder the socket rows
  9. 5:07THERM cut and module headers
  10. 5:48Standoffs, clean and inspect
  11. 6:08Board done
3:48
Part 2

RaceScale Pad Build, Part 2: Power-Up, Load Cell and Bluetooth Calibration

Bringing the board to life one stage at a time, then wiring the load cell and calibrating the scale over Bluetooth. Every stage has a check; write the numbers down, they're the pad's baseline.

Bench notes
  • Bench supply 5.0 V, 300 mA limit, before any battery goes on.
  • Cut the charger's THERM jumper: the pack brings its own thermistor.
  • Flash the devkit out of the board from its COM port. Never plug the devkit's own USB in while it sits in a powered board.
  • Load cell: red E+, black E−, green A+, white A−, shield to SH (ground on the board).
  • Calibrate with a known weight of 25 lb or more; it should repeat within 0.1 %.
  • The devkit's antenna end goes at a plastic window, never inside metal.
  • Meter, supply, console and app readings shown are illustrative; the pass limits are the real ones.
Chapters (12)
  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:11Bench supply setup
  3. 0:25Stage 1: charger and 3.3 V regulator
  4. 0:47Stage 2: HX711, then the USB-C jack
  5. 1:05Stage 3: the 18650 pack
  6. 1:37Charging check
  7. 1:47Stage 4: flash the devkit
  8. 2:15Stage 5: load cell, temperature probe and tare button
  9. 2:45Stage 6: first readings in the app
  10. 3:02Stage 7: calibrate over Bluetooth
  11. 3:17Corner ID and into the box
  12. 3:39Done
4

Track Pod Carrier Rev B

1 video

Power and I/O deck of the Track Pod data acquisition carrier.

6:28
Part 1

Track Pod Carrier Rev B – Part 1: Deck A Assembly (Links, SMD, Sockets, Modules)

Step-by-step assembly of Deck A, the power and I/O board of the Track Pod carrier. The board is laser-etched and single-sided: parts go in from the top and solder on the copper underneath. Nothing gets power in this video.

Bench notes
  • Seven insulated wire links (L1–L7): lay all of them first, then solder all 14 ends in one pass.
  • Six SMD parts on the copper side: the battery divider (R7, R8, C7) and decoupling caps C1–C3.
  • Unpowered meter checks for shorts, the divider and the nets.
  • J9 ribbon header and the SD, charger and regulator sockets: tack one pin, check flat and square, then solder the rest.
  • Use the deck as a jig to fit headers on the new modules, and cut the BQ24074 THERM jumper.
  • BNO055 IMU soldered flat on standoffs. Part 2 covers Deck B and the ribbon; Part 3 the staged power-up.
Chapters (15)
  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:16The build order
  3. 0:31Board check and cleaning
  4. 0:43Wire links L1–L7
  5. 1:12Soldering and trimming the links
  6. 1:40SMD parts (copper side)
  7. 2:49Bare-board meter checks
  8. 3:20J9 and the sockets
  9. 3:32Tacking and soldering the sockets
  10. 4:33Module headers (deck as jig)
  11. 4:47Charger: cut THERM
  12. 5:23BNO055 IMU, soldered flat
  13. 5:57Standoffs
  14. 6:10Clean and inspect
  15. 6:20Done
Autonomous Agent Fleet

24 Agents Running 24/7

Named personas that monitor, enforce, and report across the entire operation

Operations

Stockton
Inventory Watchdog

Scans inventory against min/max thresholds every hour. Creates low stock and out-of-stock alerts, and auto-resolves when stock recovers.

Every hour
Tracker
Procurement Enforcer

Monitors purchase orders every 6 hours and flags any past their expected delivery date. Escalates severity for POs overdue more than 7 days.

Every 6 hours
Sarge
SLA Enforcer

The Meat Bag Director. Checks task SLAs every 30 minutes. Bumps priority at 24h overdue, escalates to urgent and flags co-founder notification at 48h.

Every 30 min
Blueprint
BOM Sync Analyst

Scans Google Drive for BOM changes every 15 minutes. Detects component additions, removals, substitutions, and quantity changes. Creates tasks for human review.

Every 15 min
Debrief
Morning Briefing Officer

Gathers operational data at 7:00 AM CST and generates a daily briefing via the Claude API. Synthesizes inventory, Drive, task, and build data into an executive summary.

Daily 7:00 AM CST

Corp Admin

Parker
Corporate Secretary

Manages the formal action lifecycle — drafting, approval routing, execution, and filing of all corporate resolutions and board actions.

Weekly (Mondays)
Vester
Equity Guardian

Tracks stock grants, 83(b) election deadlines, and cap table integrity. Enforces validation gates for option grants (409A, plan adoption, board approval).

Daily + Monthly 1st
Filings
Compliance Enforcer

Monitors all filing deadlines (DE franchise tax, annual reports, state registrations). Auto-generates next year's compliance calendar every January.

Daily + Monthly 1st
Binder
Contract Warden

Watches vendor and customer agreements for upcoming renewals, missing documents, and monthly burn rate. Generates contract health reports.

Daily + Monthly 1st
Nexus
Revenue Watchdog

Tracks sales by state and monitors economic nexus thresholds. Alerts when a state crosses the registration threshold for sales tax collection.

On-demand
Ledger
Financial Controller

Drives the monthly close workflow — opens periods on the 1st, sends mid-month reminders, and prepares CPA year-end packages. Tracks 1099 contractor thresholds.

Monthly 1st, 10th, 15th
Shield
Regulatory Gatekeeper

Enforces the per-product pre-launch gate — FCC certification, UL listing, liability insurance. Blocks shipping until all regulatory requirements are approved.

Monthly 1st
Spotter
Subscription Tracker

Monitors every SaaS subscription — pricing, billing cycles, payment deadlines, and total spend. Flags overdue payments and generates monthly spend reports across AI, dev/infra, and productivity tools.

Daily + Monthly 1st

IT Support

INTERN
IT Support Diagnostician

The world's most competent intern. Diagnoses support tickets by checking Vercel deployments, inventory stock, Google Drive files, and Convex logs. Proposes resolution actions but always needs a human to sign off — just like a real intern.

On-demand

Firmware Manager

Hot Swap
Hot Swap Agent

End-to-end firmware loading — detects the COM port, builds the selected environment with PlatformIO, flashes the binary to the ESP32, and verifies boot via serial monitor.

On-demand
Tech Inspect
Tech Inspect Agent

Compiles all PlatformIO environments for a product, parses warnings and errors, analyzes RAM/Flash memory usage, and flags builds exceeding safe thresholds.

On-demand
Telemetry
Telemetry Agent

Connects to a device over serial, queries firmware info and uptime, validates sensor readings, checks BLE advertising status, and generates a health report.

On-demand
Corner Balance
Corner Balance Agent

Guided calibration workflows — RaceScale tare/weight reference/accuracy verification with NVS persistence, and Oil Heater thermocouple offset calculation.

On-demand
Green Flag
Green Flag Agent

Builds all selected products, creates firmware version records, uploads compiled binaries, bundles them into a release, and optionally publishes for distribution.

On-demand
Fleet Chief
Fleet Chief Agent

Scans the registered device fleet, compares firmware versions against latest releases, identifies outdated devices, and orchestrates sequential over-the-wire updates.

On-demand

Engineering Workbench

Scout
Search & Discovery

Finds files, datasheets, and component documentation across the entire engineering Drive. The go-to agent for locating anything.

On-demand
Archivist
Organization

Keeps the Drive tidy. Moves files to the right folders, renames for consistency, and creates new folder structures as products evolve.

On-demand
Scribe
Documentation

Creates engineering documents — Google Docs for notes and logs, Sheets for BOMs and test matrices, and uploads datasheets and schematics.

On-demand
Inspector
Audit & QC

Checks the Drive structure against conventions. Finds missing product folders, misplaced files, and naming violations so nothing slips through the cracks.

On-demand

Technology Stack

The tools and platforms powering the CCS ecosystem

Next.jsReact 19TypeScriptTailwind CSSConvexClerkVercelClaude APIResendGoogle Drive APIPlatformIOGitHub ActionsExpo / React NativeBLE (Bluetooth)ESP32