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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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    Turns fuzzy founder goals into ranked bets, cheap validation, and clear go/no-go calls.

    LifeOn demandConnects accounts
  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 Editor

    @sholabuilds

    Runs the day-to-day of a weekly beehiiv newsletter: drafts from your outlines, sends test emails, claims ads, schedules after your approval.

    InboxWeeklyConnects accounts
  5. 05

    Finance

    Tracks invoices, spend and runway.

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    Oversight bot for small businesses on Xero: checks the other bookkeeping bots' work, keeps tax coding and GST consistent and sends a weekly summary.

    FinanceWeeklyLow access
  6. 06

    Meeting prep

    Briefs you before every call.

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    Sends you a short brief before your upcoming meetings so you walk in prepared.

    InboxOn 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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