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People & Admin tool · Virtual Chief of Staff · reads your Company Memory

Standup / Team Update Composer

Paste the raw updates from your team — or your own scattered week — and get one crisp update back: wins, blockers, priorities, and the asks that need a decision. Readable in 60 seconds, in your voice.

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Raw updates in
your team’s notes, or your own week
AI reads them once
sent once · nothing stored
One clean update out
wins · blockers · priorities · asks
Half-finished notes from three people, or the mess in your own head, become one update the whole team can read in a minute — and a short version you can drop straight into your chat.
Watch the 90-second build

🔒 What this touches: the notes you paste, plus your saved Brand Voice and Company Memory, are sent once to an AI model to write the update. It shows here; nothing is uploaded or stored on a server, and nothing is sent to your team — you post it yourself once it reads right.

Reading the updates…
Draft — read it over before you post it

The team update

Short version for chat

Open items that need an owner or a decision

✓ Written in your Brand Voice and grounded in the Company Memory you set up once. It only organizes what you pasted — anything it wasn’t told is marked [confirm] for you to fill in.

This is your Virtual Chief of Staff compounding → Set your Brand Voice and Company Memory once and every ops tool reads them — this update, your onboarding checklists, your process docs. See the whole Run the Business path.

Why the weekly update never gets written

Everyone on a small team is doing the work, not narrating it. So the standup turns into three people talking over each other, or a status update that never gets sent because turning a week of scattered notes into something readable is its own half-hour job — one nobody has on a Friday.

This makes that job a paste. Drop in the raw notes — yours, your tech’s, the front desk’s — and get back one update anyone can read in a minute: what got done, what’s stuck, what matters next, and the handful of things that actually need you to decide. It organizes; it never invents. What it wasn’t told, it flags for you to confirm.

Three voices, one updateNotes from the owner, the tech, and the front desk come back as a single clean read — no chasing people for a tidy version.
The asks don’t get lostIt pulls the open items that need an owner or a decision into their own list, so the invoice you keep meaning to send doesn’t vanish into the noise.
Nothing inventedIt only rearranges what you paste. A number or name it wasn’t given comes back as [confirm], never a made-up figure.