Platform / Capabilities
Capabilities are the equipment a teammate carries: a real browser, a credential vault, a scheduler, real files. Each one is turned on per teammate, as the role needs it — a bookkeeper and a web developer arrive carrying different kits.
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The kit
Busy Browser
A real, signed-in Chromium browser with CAPTCHA handling and a residential IP — if it's on the web, she can get it.
She is here to do real work, not just give advice. She does the work in your tools and comes back with deliverables — and where a system has no API, she opens Chrome and does it by hand.
Any web tool, worked by hand · signed in
Available
Her own vault for logins, secrets, even payment cards.
Available
She notices, schedules and follows up on her own — reports, reminders and checks that come to you.
Available
Files and demos, built and shared with a secure link.
Available
Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF — real files on a real desktop.
Available
One teammate in email, Slack, text and meetings — the same person wherever you reach her.
Available
One chronological memory that carries every channel, decision and correction forward.
As needed
Your internal systems, scoped and built.
Image and video generation, website building and dozens more are available — each turned on per teammate as needed.
How they compose
Equipment
A capability is something a teammate carries, the way an employee carries a laptop and a badge. It comes with her; there is nothing for you to install or administer.
Set by the role
Each teammate is provisioned with what her role needs and nothing else. A bookkeeper carries the vault and the scheduler; a web developer carries the browser and Busy Artifacts.
Never metered
Nothing here is billed per query. A teammate's capabilities are part of her seat, and she uses them as often as the work requires.
Tell us the role. We'll come back with the capability list and a working demonstration on your own systems.
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