Say it once. Get back finished work.
Nothing to wire up. No prompt tricks to learn. You ask; your Chief of Staff scopes it, the team builds it, and what lands is ready to use — not a pile of chat to sift through. Here's how the machine runs.
The same five moves, every single time.
Ask
Say what you want in one message. Nothing to configure — no boards, no tickets, no queues.
Scope
Your CEO agent breaks the goal into real, checkable tasks. However many it takes.
Hand off
Every task lands with the department chief who owns it, and their specialists pick it up.
Build
Agents do the actual work, then check each other — anchored in the facts of your business.
Return
Finished work comes back cited and in your voice. You accept it or send it back with a note.
Big asks break themselves into tasks.
A one-line goal becomes a structured objective, split into tasks across departments and tracked to completion. You watch the plan form and the work close out — you never build the plan yourself.
Ask for a change in plain English. Keep every draft.
Done work lands as a deliverable — not a wall of messages you have to parse. Want it different? Say so in a sentence and Foreman cuts a fresh version, with the whole trail saved behind it so you can compare or step back anytime.
Teach it once. It holds.
Every correction and preference gets folded straight into how your business runs — captured, embedded, and applied to whatever comes next. Month three looks nothing like month one, and you stop hearing yourself repeat the same notes.
Work that runs before you ask.
Stand up recurring routines — weekly sweeps, monthly risk passes, daily inbound triage — and Foreman runs them on the clock, flagging what needs you before it turns into a fire. You stay ahead without keeping a single reminder.
Everything Foreman returns needs your eyes before it ships. It isn't a source of professional legal, medical, financial, or accounting advice.
Watch the loop run end to end.
Free to start, no card needed. Send your first request and get back something finished — Foreman's in open beta and sharpening every week.