The Chief of Staff is your starting point when you do not know which specialist should take a task. It routes your request to an existing chief and passes the message into that chief’s conversation.
You can ask about cash runway, a launch campaign or a competitor comparison without first designing a whole team. The router considers your existing chiefs and the request. An explicit @mention lets you choose a known specialist when you already know who should handle it.
Routing does not mean every possible specialist already exists in your account. If a suitable chief is unavailable, create or choose one with a title and a useful responsibility. Your plan limits the number of custom chiefs, while the routing chief provides the entry point. Start with the jobs you repeatedly need done.
Once the request reaches a specialist, continue in that chief’s conversation. The team shares your workspace and business memory, but the specialist’s conversation gives the task a clear place for its progress and follow-up questions. Board meetings can involve your existing team when a question needs more than one perspective.
Help me decide which existing chief should review our startup cash runway. Route the full request to the appropriate specialist; if that role is missing, tell me what chief to create.
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No. It routes to the team you have. You can create specialists within your plan’s capacity.
Yes. Open that chief’s chat or use a supported @mention to make the handoff explicit.
Start with one AI chief for a real startup task. Add specialists as work grows, share business context and review deliverables within a clear plan allowance.
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Ask your existing AI chiefs to discuss a business question. Read saved contributions, review the synthesis and follow up in the same conversation.
Explore this workflow ↗Keep a business brief, saved conversations and shared files for your AI chiefs. Update changing facts and give each task the context it needs.
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