Six jobs, each one named and each one bounded
The enumeration the explainer compresses into a clause. Every part of the AI employee, what it covers, and where each one stops.
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What it does
What it is made of
Voice and conversation are separate
One answers the phone, the other answers text. They are configured apart, so you can run either without the other.
Reviews and content are drafting jobs
Review requests go out and replies are drafted; posts and emails are drafted too. Both leave a draft for you rather than a decision.
Workflows and pages get assistance, not autonomy
The AI helps build an automation or lay out a page. What it produces waits for you to publish or switch on.
How it works
How the parts fit
- Start with the channel you lose most on: calls or text.
- Add reviews once the conversations are being handled well.
- Bring in content drafting when the writing is the thing being skipped.
- Leave workflow and page assistance until you know what you want built.
Worth knowing
Worth knowing
- It is six separate jobs, not one employee. Each is configured on its own and each can be wrong on its own.
- The drafting parts produce drafts. Anything published unread is your decision, and it will read like it was unread.
- Turning all six on at once means six things to check. Add them one at a time.
Related
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AI employee
The shorter version, and the boundary you draw around all of it.
The AI employee while you are out
One shift with these switched on, start to finish.
Conversation AI
The text half in detail, including where it hands over.
Turn on one part
Log in and set up the one job you lose most work to. Leave the other five alone for now.