Imagine if Siri
could talk to
your business.

Meet your Chief Agent Officer. Text it like a person. It reads your inbox, your calendar and your project tools, then runs the morning like a team would.

Chief Agent Officer

iMessageToday 8:00 AM

Good morning.
What needs my attention today?
Three things.
A client reply is waiting in Gmail. The electrician is booked for tomorrow. And the client moved the kitchen island in revision 02.
That last one needs your approval.
Show me the island.
MATCHES CLIENT REQUESTPREVIOUSREVISEDRevised kitchen plan.pdf
The revised location matches the client’s email. Tomorrow’s electrician visit needs the approved plan.
Approved. Send it to the team.
Done. Posted to #site-visit in Slack and updated the Procore record with revision 02.
Next: the client reply is drafted for your review.

Delivered

iMessage
That was one message, one approval, one morning.
Conversation complete. Nothing was sent to anyone; this is an example.

Works with the tools you already use

  • Procore
  • Buildertrend
  • Salesforce
  • HubSpot
  • GoHighLevel
  • Gmail
  • Outlook
  • Slack
  • Google Calendar

Your morning,
in focus.

One text. Your CAO reads the inbox, the calendar and the project record, then tells you the one decision holding up the team.

AM
Scroll
ProcoreKitchen · Rev 02
REVISION 01 · CURRENTPREVIOUSREVISED
GmailClient reply

A client is waiting.

Reply needed

Google CalendarSite visit

Electrician · tomorrow

Check the latest plan

ProcoreRevision 02

The island moved.

Needs your approval

Scene 1: One text. Your CAO reads the inbox, the calendar and the project record, then tells you the one decision holding up the team.

See the whole
picture.

Walk through the shift from individual AI tools to a company of agents, then explore the system one step at a time.

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Build around one
real workflow.

We work through the scope with you, connect the right tools and help your team get comfortable directing the system.

  1. 01

    Tell us where work gets stuck.

    Use the intake to share your current tools, recurring tasks and the handoffs that slow your team down.

  2. 02

    Define the first build.

    Agree on the workflow, connected systems, specialist roles and the points where a person reviews the work.

  3. 03

    Put it to work with your team.

    We help with implementation and onboarding, then refine the workflow around what your team learns.

A few practical questions.

Is this another chatbot?

You interact through a conversation, but the work behind it is coordinated across agents and connected tools. The CAO plans, delegates and brings the results back.

Do we need to replace our existing tools?

The starting point is the software your team already uses. We scope which connections the first workflow needs and confirm what each one supports.

Who decides what it can do?

You do. The build plan defines what can run automatically, what stays a draft and what needs human approval. Those boundaries depend on the workflow.

Where should we start?

Choose a recurring task with a clear input and a result someone can check. A morning brief, a client follow-up or a drawing revision like the one above are useful examples to discuss during intake.

What would you
take off your plate?

Bring us the workflow. We’ll help you scope the first build.