Your AI Chief of Staff works across two kinds of connections: with other people's Chiefs (so you and your partner, colleagues, or advisors can coordinate without being in the middle), and with the AI tools you already use (ChatGPT, Claude.ai, n8n, Zapier, custom agent frameworks).
You have a Chief. Your partner has a Chief. Your colleague has a Chief. When you need to find time, make a plan, or share a deliverable, your Chiefs can talk to each other directly — scheduling meetings, drafting plans, and handing back options for you to review. You're in control of what's shared at every step via per-connection Trust Contracts.
Plan a vacation without the 10-text chain. Tell your Chief "find us three weekends this quarter where we're both free for 3 days, and draft a Napa itinerary we can review." The two Chiefs compare calendars, surface options, and come back with a plan you both see at the same time.
Ship a deck without the Slack ping-pong. Your Chief talks to theirs: gathers shared notes, pulls prior research from both knowledge bases, drafts a joint outline, and proposes a 30-minute sync Friday to review. Joint outline ready Friday morning, one meeting instead of four.
Tax season coordinates itself. Your accountant has a Chief. Theirs asks yours for W-2s, 1099s, and last year's filing — with your explicit permission per document. When something's missing, theirs follows up. When it's time to review, theirs schedules the call.
Your Chief isn't trapped in one window. She shows up as a tool inside ChatGPT, Claude.ai, and any automation platform (n8n, Zapier, CrewAI, custom bots). Paste one URL or add one connection — then your Chief answers questions, drafts replies, and coordinates work from wherever you're already typing.
She coordinates with the people around you — partners, colleagues, advisors — through their Chiefs. And she shows up inside the AI tools you already use. Two ways to stop being the messenger.
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You stop being the messenger between two schedules, two inboxes, two sets of context. Your Chiefs talk. You approve the outcome.
You both have Chiefs. Tell yours: "find us three weekends this quarter where we're both free for 3 days, and draft a Napa itinerary we can review." The two Chiefs compare calendars, surface options, and come back with a plan you both see at the same time.
You're building a market-research presentation with a coworker. Your Chief talks to theirs: gathers shared notes, pulls prior research from both knowledge bases, drafts a joint outline, and proposes a 30-minute sync Friday to review.
Your accountant has a Chief. Tax season hits. Your Chief sends theirs your W-2s, 1099s, and last year's filing (with your explicit permission per document). Theirs replies when something's missing and schedules the review call.
Already live in ChatGPT or Claude? Already automating with n8n, Zapier, or a custom agent framework? Your Chief plugs in as a tool — full awareness, no context lost.
Paste one link into the Connector settings. Your Chief shows up as a tool in your next conversation — answering from your real calendar, contacts, and context.
Automations that already run your business can now ask your Chief what's happening — "is the launch call still Tuesday?" — before they fire.
Embed a chat widget and your Chief can answer questions from visitors — trained on your actual business, not generic marketing copy.
Every connection has a trust level you set — from “show me everything before you send” to “handle it on your own.” Sensitive data is filtered before the AI ever sees it. What your Chief shares with your partner's Chief isn't what she shares with your accountant's Chief.
Meet yours, then invite the person you most need to coordinate with.
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