Wild Daisy Command Center: 30 Agents Running an Operation
Client: Wild Daisy
An agentic operations hub built on Next.js 16 and Trigger.dev. Thirty specialized agents coordinate across content, sales, support, and ops.
By Sarah Scarano · Published · Updated
Problem
A modern operation is a hundred small jobs that nobody is paid to do well. Post the newsletter. Tag the lead. Update the deal. Draft the follow-up. Refresh the dashboard. Each one is fifteen minutes. Together they are a part-time employee who shows up nowhere on the org chart.
Build
Wild Daisy Command Center is an agentic operations hub. Thirty specialized agents, each tuned to one job, coordinated by a planner agent that decides who runs when. The operator sees a single dashboard with the day's plan, the agents at work, and the results.
Built on Next.js 16 with the App Router for the UI, Radix for the primitives, Supabase for state and auth, and Trigger.dev for the background job orchestration. Each agent is a typed Claude function call with its own prompt, tools, and guardrails. New agents are added in under an hour.
Outcome
The delivered hub brings agent outputs into a single review surface for the operator. This build record describes the functionality; a measured reduction in operating time is not published here.
Stack
Next.js 16 App Router, Radix UI, Supabase, Trigger.dev, Anthropic Claude. The same pattern any service business could deploy with a small team and a clear ops playbook.
What this is, generally
What happens when "automation" stops meaning "Zapier zaps" and starts meaning "a small agentic workforce running your back office." The economic difference is significant and compounds the longer the agents run.
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