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SoftBank

Autonomous employees

We're a recursive self-improvement (RSI) lab for autonomous agent runtimes: AI employees that get better at getting better.

Trusted by 400+ Fastest Growing B2B teams

Meet Your First Employee

Rex — Autonomous SEO & GEO Employee

Rex writes, publishes, and optimizes content 24/7 so your brand ranks on Google and gets cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude. Built on recursive self-improvement — not static automation.

Rex — Autonomous SEO & GEO Employee
Online
SEO

Get Found on Google

  • Keyword research & content strategy
  • Autonomous writing & publishing
  • Technical SEO & internal linking
  • Rank tracking & optimization
GEO

Get Cited by AI

  • AI search visibility monitoring
  • Citation optimization across LLMs
  • Brand mention tracking across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude
  • Content structured for AI retrieval
RSI

Compounds Over Time

  • Optimizes its own experimentation strategy
  • Learns from every publish & ranking signal
  • Refines evaluation criteria autonomously
  • Gets better at getting better

Why Rex Is Different

Most “AI employees” are stuck at Level 0

The search game changed. Your competitors are showing up in AI answers. You don't need another SEO tool that gives you dashboards but no execution. You need an employee that actually does the work — and gets smarter doing it.

Level 0

Execute Tasks

Most AI SEO tools and "AI employees" run a static playbook. Write a blog post. Optimize a title tag. No learning. The agent on day 300 is identical to day 1.

Other AI employees
Level 1

Learn from Outcomes

Track what worked. Adjust strategy based on results. Better over time — but only reactively, and only on the metrics you told it to watch.

Some emerging tools
Level 2

Improve How They Learn

Rex optimizes its own experimentation strategy, evaluation criteria, and learning policies. It gets better at getting better — recursive self-improvement applied to your search visibility.

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Breakthrough RSI Performance in Verticals

Rex outperforms frontier AI models and agent runtimes

Domain-specific agents vs. general-purpose agent runtimes across 1,200 production SEO workflows

Feb 2026 | RSISEO-1
Long Workflow Accuracy
Pass@1
RexRex (Relixir)
94.2%
GPT-5.2 Agent
61.4%
Claude Opus 4.5
58.7%
Gemini 3 Pro
55.1%
OpenClaw
48.3%
Execution Speed
tasks/hr
RexRex (Relixir)
47.3
GPT-5.2 Agent
18.6
Claude Opus 4.5
16.2
Gemini 3 Pro
14.8
OpenClaw
12.1
Cost per Action
lower is better
RexRex (Relixir)
$0.003
Gemini 3 Pro
$0.019
OpenClaw
$0.022
GPT-5.2 Agent
$0.024
Claude Opus 4.5
$0.028

Domain-specific context orchestration eliminates 60-80% of wasted context window

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How Rex Works

From Zero to Ranking in 3 Steps

No briefs. No agency retainers. No waiting. Connect Rex and watch your search visibility compound.

01

Connect Your Tools

Link your CMS (WordPress, Webflow, Framer), analytics (GA4, GSC), AI search analytics, CRM (HubSpot), email, messaging (Slack, Teams), and more — Rex connects to your entire marketing stack with one click.

02

Rex Gets to Work

Rex
Working

Rex starts writing, optimizing, and publishing content — targeting both Google rankings and AI citations. You approve or let Rex run autonomously.

03

Watch It Compound

Track rankings, AI citations, and inbound traffic in one dashboard. Rex continuously learns and improves, compounding your results every week.

Rex vs. the Alternatives

Not Another SEO Tool

RexRex
SEO AgencyIn-House HireSEO Tool
Executes content autonomously
Covers Google + AI search
Learns and improves over timeSlowly
Scales without headcountN/A
Built on recursive self-improvement

Our Thesis

Why recursive self-improvement is the next frontier for autonomous agents.

AI is an inflection point in the history of work. For the first time, agent runtimes give a single AI employee the ability to research, write, publish, analyze, and iterate — all autonomously, with persistent memory across sessions.[1]

General-purpose AI is becoming a commodity.[2] The real opportunity isn't building a smarter base model — it's building systems that accumulate domain-specific intelligence over time.

Most AI tools execute tasks. Some learn from outcomes. The next generation will improve how they learn — optimizing their own experimentation, evaluation, and strategy policies.[3]

We're proving this in SEO and GEO today. The architecture applies to every domain where you can measure outcomes.[4]

The companies that build recursive improvement systems for specific verticals will own those verticals.

[1] Wang et al., “A Survey on Large Language Model-based Autonomous Agents,” arXiv:2308.11432, 2023.

[2] Bommasani et al., “On the Opportunities and Risks of Foundation Models,” arXiv:2108.07258, 2021.

[3] Schmidhuber, J., “Gödel Machines: Fully Self-Referential Optimal Universal Self-Improvers,” Cognitive Technologies, Springer, 2007.

[4] Relixir Labs, “RSISEO-1: RSI Context Orchestration Benchmark,” Internal Technical Report, Feb 2026.

Design Philosophy

Built on Three
Non-Negotiables

The architectural decisions that separate compounding agents from static AI wrappers. These principles are structural, not aspirational.

001

Autonomous by Default

Our agents don't assist — they execute. Each Claw operates end-to-end within its domain, making decisions, taking actions, and optimizing outcomes without requiring human oversight.

002

Recursive Intelligence

Every agent runtime improves through recursive self-improvement. Performance compounds as agents optimize their own experimentation strategies, evaluation criteria, and learning policies — not just their outputs.

003

Native Integration

Claws connect directly to existing work infrastructure — CRMs, CMSs, analytics platforms, communication tools. No migration. No rip-and-replace. Intelligence that meets you where you already work.

Your competitors already hired Rex

See how Rex can drive inbound pipeline from Google and AI search — fully autonomously, with recursive self-improvement built in.