OneShot.ai Launches Execution OS
Since launching Execution OS in December, OneShot has added over $250K in new ARR every month and customers are expanding use cases within weeks.
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OneShot.ai announced the public release of its Execution OS—a GTM (go-to-market) operating system that blends multi-agent AI, on-demand GTM specialists, and a real-time Analysis Engine to execute go-to-market strategy with zero internal lift.
“Companies didn’t just want automation—they were promised they could replace humans,” said Gautam Rishi, CEO and Co-Founder of OneShot.ai.“But the results never came. We built a platform where AI and humans work in sync to actually execute and deliver results.”
Execution OS turns any go-to-market task outbound, content, social, SEO, events, into a managed workflow. Its AI scopes the task and orchestrates agent workflows and human experts (SDRs, copywriters, designers, analysts) are deployed to complete the last mile.
Execution OS is designed to create revenue from raw data and is built around two key engines: The Analysis Engine ingests a company’s CRM, sales calls, meeting transcripts, campaigns, and customer interactions to detect what’s working and why, across messaging, personas, and channels.
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And the Execution Engine uses those insights to drive action: it scopes the work, spins up multi-agent workflows, recruits on-demand human experts, and executes GTM campaigns end-to-end.
“Most AI agents today are static workflows. But true execution needs a feedback loop,” said Peda Venki Pola, Co-Founder and CTO.
“That’s what makes Execution OS different. Our platform learns from customer data and GTM activity, and dynamically drives outbound strategy, hiring, and human enablement. It’s not just automation—it’s orchestration.”
It’s already demonstrating its impact for a range of businesses. In one case, after transcribing hundreds of sales calls, OneShot.ai identified a highly resonant message with a specific persona. It sourced new leads with that persona—not in CRM—and enabled human operators to launch real-time outbound within minutes.
Similarly, OneShot.ai noticed a spike in demo bookings from California-based financial firms. The Analysis Engine uncovered a recent regulation change, and the Execution Engine immediately targeted 100+ companies impacted, launching campaigns across email, ads, and cold calls in minutes.
OneShot.ai was founded by GTM and AI veterans who understood that AI alone wouldn’t scale go-to-market execution. As LLMs rapidly advanced, one truth became clear: no one really knew which tasks should be handled by AI, and which still required human judgment. That line is constantly shifting, and most teams are guessing.
The OneShot team built a new system of work to solve this: one where AI scopes the task, decides who (or what) should do it, and then orchestrates execution with precision.
Since launching Execution OS in December, OneShot has added over $250K in new ARR every month and customers are expanding use cases within weeks. “AI gets you 70% of the way there,” said Gautam Rishi, CEO and Co-Founder. “Execution OS gets you all the way—by combining AI with the right humans at the right time.”
As AI evolves, OneShot.ai will scale from top-of-funnel activities like outbound and content into deal acceleration, forecasting, CS, RevOps, and more—redefining execution across the enterprise.
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