What your brain can do.

Getting Started

Set the brain up and teach it about your business.

• Start Here /start
  The guided path into your brain. Short tracks that walk you through one step at a time, doing each step with you and remembering where you got to. Includes a standalone Learn Claude Code course anyone can run.
• Customer Setup /customer-setup
  Add a customer to the brain, either by answering questions or by talking at it. Creates the customer folder and context file, ready for the whole team to use.

Daily Operations

The everyday run of the business: email, calendar, meetings, notes.

• Good Morning /gm
  Start the work day. Syncs the brain, shows what your teammates changed overnight, and checks today's calendar and open todos.
• Gmail
  Search your email, archive messages, and draft replies. Replies always go back in the same thread rather than starting a new one.
• Calendar
  List events, check your schedule, see what is coming up, and create new meetings.
• Meeting Prep /meeting-prep
  Build prep docs for the meetings in your calendar. Matches who is attending to your customer and contact folders, then pulls recent messages, call notes and key facts.
• Save /save
  Save and share your work. Pulls in your team's changes, shows what you changed in plain English, confirms with you, then saves it for everyone.

Content and Data

Write, edit, analyse, and produce documents.

• Content Editor /content-editor
  A split-view editor for any folder of writing. Four resizable panes give you your library, the editor, a live preview, and a critique. Pick a critic and it will tell you what is weak.
• CSV Analyzer
  Point it at a spreadsheet export and get statistics, correlations and charts back. Works on sales data, financials, or any tabular export.
• Google Sheets
  Read and write spreadsheet data, check which tabs exist, and automate the repetitive spreadsheet work.
• PDF
  Turn a web page or HTML file into a clean, professional PDF, handling the page breaks and margins for you.

Looking After the Brain

Keep it current, tidy, secure, and improving.

• Flag a Skill /flag-skill
  Tell someone when a skill did not do what you needed. Captures what went wrong as structured feedback the skill's owner reads next time they open it.
• Request a Skill /request-skill
  Ask for a skill that doesn't exist yet. Captures what you'd like the brain to do as a short note the person who builds your skills reads when choosing what to build next. Kept apart from flags, so it never counts against an existing skill.
• Team Activity /team
  See what everyone has been doing, in plain English, grouped by day.

For the person who looks after your brain

These skills set the brain up, update it and keep its logins safe. One person usually runs them for the whole team.

• Brain Setup /brain-setup
  One-time setup for the person who looks after this brain: confirms your role, configures your git identity, and creates your personal folder. Team members skip this, because the app installs them.
• Business Context Setup /client-brain-context-setup
  Fill in the brain's context files conversationally: your team profile, what the business does, your brand voice, and your first customer. It asks the questions and writes the answers into the right files.
• Import Existing Context /context-import
  Bring context you already have into the brain instead of retyping it, from another brain or a folder already on your computer. It checks what is on the machine and asks before touching anything.
• Process Inbox /inboxy
  Work through the notes in your inbox folder. Reads each one, works out what it is for, and acts on it: drafts the email, captures the todo, or files the fact where it belongs. The person who looks after this brain runs this.
• Update the Brain /client-brain-update
  Bring the brain up to the latest version while protecting everything your business has customised. File by file, with a full backup, never a merge. The person who looks after this brain runs this.
• Tidy Up /tidy-up
  A weekly health check. Finds leftover duplicate files, files too big to share, things that should not be syncing, and explains each one in plain language before offering to fix the safe ones.
• Key Rotation /key-rotation
  Set up and run credential rotation. The first run reads only the NAMES of your keys, never the values, and builds your own register. After that it can rotate one leaked credential or sweep the lot.
• Workbench /workbench
  A local home tab for your brain. See your projects and research, click a todo to start a fresh session in its own window, and right-click anything to ask for a change. The person who looks after this brain runs this.

Your brain can have more

This is the list every brain starts with. The person who looks after your brain can build new skills for the work your team does each week. If a job repeats, ask for a skill.