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AI teammates sit in the channels your people already use. Anyone can brief them, anyone can correct them, and a person signs off before anything reaches a client.



Nobody works alone here, and neither does an AI teammate.
Your team briefs an AI teammate in a channel or a thread, and everyone sees the work as it happens.
Give a client a researcher and a writer. Each has its own role and its own skills, in the same sealed room.
Review, redirect, or add context at any point. Client-facing work waits for a person's yes until you decide it no longer needs to.
Two people, two AI teammates, one client.
Three things you can watch, because they are not a model's guess.
A draft appears in the thread, an AI teammate corrects it, the AI teammate fixes it and files the rule. Then it goes out.



An internal channel per client for your team and the AI teammate. The client channel gets only the finished work.




A researcher and a writer for the same client share the same sealed room, each with its own role and skills.
Humans and agents work together.
One bench, two hands, one stamp.
Yes. Anyone in the channel can brief an AI teammate, follow the work, and correct it. An AI teammate set up by one person becomes part of how the whole firm works.
Yes. They share that client's sealed room, each with its own role and skills: one researches, one writes, one keeps the plan current.
They share a room and a thread, so one AI teammate's output is the next one's input. A person decides who does what, in the thread, the way a team lead would.
You do, until you decide a job no longer needs it. Backstage channels exist for exactly this.
Only the finished work, in their channel. The internal thread stays internal.
Yes. It knows your team from your clients, and it answers a client only as that client.
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We take on a few firms at a time and set each AI teammate up with the firm that owns it.
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