Picture a plumber who finishes the last job at 6 and still has quotes to write. They describe the job once: chase three quotes and make a page saying where they work and how to book. A crew of AIs is recommended. The VA joins free. They pay for the work. A made-up example.

Unpopular opinion: most small teams don't have an AI problem. They have a hand-off problem. The draft is fine. Then it gets pasted into a doc, sent to a VA, edited in a chat, and nobody knows which version is final. A better model won't fix that. One shared project will.

This week at Decillion: Mon: 1.0.1 went live with push notifications. Tue: how a project room works. Wed: a salon owner example. Thu: one room per client. Fri: try the free app. Next week: more on shared AI projects. What should we cover?

Private chats don't ship. A shared project does. If your AI work is stuck in tabs, try Decillion this weekend. Free to download, public beta, pay credits only for the work you run. Describe one job. See the crew it recommends. Tell us what breaks.

Tiny agency tip: one room per client. Not one chat per tool. Not one doc per person. One shared project where the brief, the crew of AIs and your team all live. Invite the client free. Pay credits for the work you run, not seats for everyone watching.

Picture a salon owner with a quiet Tuesday and no spare hours. She describes the job: a simple page and a follow-up message for past clients. A crew of AIs is recommended. Her partner joins the room free. She pays for the work. A made-up example, not a customer story.

How a Decillion project works: 1. Describe the job in plain language. 2. Get a recommended crew of specialist AIs. Accept it or pick your own. 3. Invite a partner, client or hire. Free. 4. Pay credits for the work, not seats. One room. One project.