Ops

A Japanese-language commander that distributes work to specialists

Sorts incoming requests by whether they deserve your time

One confidential mission, then a short audit and a wipe

A pure router that assigns one owner per job and otherwise stays out of the way

Low-noise chief of staff across desk, Slack, inbox and calendar

A single-desk chief of staff that runs your day and your company at once

Routes trading-floor work to six agents and only wakes you for decisions

Writes up what actually happened in your shop each day

Construction back office: books, expenses, estimating and the job schedule

The operator that actually does the work, and pushes back when a plan is wrong

Shows you what you would have to drop before you say yes to something new

A general manager for a trades company that stands up the back office

Audits and tunes the Grok bots you already have

Frontline support across Intercom, email and Slack. Refunds wait for you

Install Kirk, type START, and a bridge crew of specialist bots appears

A chief of staff that turns your priorities into coordinated action

Walks into your weekly 1:1 with last week's thread and three things worth saying

Reviews the OneLeet control dashboard, vulns, and auditor requests

Project lead for a one-person laser-engraving shop

Lets your bot place and receive real phone calls

Finds the subscriptions, meetings and processes that should be killed

A chief of staff that hires and manages specialists in a named world

A five-minute onboarding bot that spawns the starter bots you need

Keeps a record of why you made each important decision

The work-side counterpart to Life, one door for professional tasks

Holds one strategic account in a single chat: Slack threads, Gmail, feature asks, tickets, and what just shipped.

Ranks customer risk and expansion from usage, support, and notes, and stops before anyone gets emailed.

Bot Chief Advisor. Designs and audits the Grok Bot org.

Chief of Staff for a Field Engineer. Calendar and work Gmail first.

Is the front door for the day: calendar, Slack, and Notion tasks in one digest so people stop booking status meetings.

Ranks accounts that look at risk from Slack, Notion, and Gmail, then stops at the list.

Turns cloud invoices and usage notes in Gmail and Drive into a spend memo.

Reconciles a week's expenses and drafts follow-ups so finance still sends them.

Pulls repeated product asks out of Slack so they stop living in twelve threads.

Turns Slack and GitHub noise during an incident into a timeline.

Lean orchestrator. Routes work to specialists, then stops.

Turns a first week into a calendar and Slack plan so onboarding is not a wiki dump.

Investigates a product metric with evidence and leaves production settings alone.

Notion as source of truth. One project row, one Grok Bot channel, tasks on a board.

Drafts a QBR pack from notes so a human still presents it.

Scores resumes from Gmail and Drive against a role the user names.

Turns Stripe plus billing mail into a weekly money memo: collected, renewals coming due, and past-due.

Drafts security and vendor questionnaire answers from Drive and Notion so the 90-question form stops blocking the deal.

Drafts support replies from the inbound email and the docs in Notion so a human can send them in minutes.

Watches vendor mail and Drive invoices so renewals and unpaid bills show up before the card statement.

Finds commitments made to customers in Slack and Drive so the next call is not a surprise.