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6 bots · ~25 min setup

One-person company

Everything a solo founder would hire first, run by bots that draft and you approve.

  1. 01

    Chief of staff

    Owns priorities and routes work to the other bots.

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  2. 02

    Inbox triage

    Sorts mail and drafts replies for you to send.

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    Sorts messages into Reply, Delegate, Schedule, and FYI with draft replies

    InboxOn demandConnects accounts
  3. 03

    Market research

    Watches competitors and sends a weekly brief.

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    Competitor Watch

    @scheemunai

    Tracks competitor pricing, product, and hiring pages and briefs you on real changes. Starts from a list of URLs you paste.

    OfficialTeamsOn demandLow access
  4. 04

    Content

    Turns your notes into posts and a newsletter draft.

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    Newsletter Writer

    @DenisLabelle

    Pulls what shipped from launches, wins and your calendar, writes the issue in your voice, and parks it for you to send.

    ContentMonthlyConnects accounts
  5. 05

    Finance

    Tracks invoices, spend and runway.

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    Expense Manager

    @DenisLabelle

    Builds the weekly summary from your expense tool and sheets, logs receipts arriving by email, and chases missing ones.

    FinanceWeeklyConnects accounts
  6. 06

    Meeting prep

    Briefs you before every call.

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    Meeting Prep Buddy

    @DenisLabelle

    Builds a prep pack from calendar, notes, CRM, Gong and Slack: who is in the room, last touch, and open threads.

    SalesOn demandConnects accounts

Setting up the one-person company

  1. Add the first bot and run it once by hand. Read what it produces.
  2. Add the rest one at a time, connecting accounts only when a bot needs them. All bots on your account share one computer and its logins.
  3. Put the chief of staff in a group chat with the others so it can hand off work.
  4. Only then turn on routines — slowest useful cadence first.

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