On task: Write three launch posts for next week.
Dana Cruz needs a yes or no from you.
Should the launch posts mention the early-bird price?
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On task: Write three launch posts for next week.
Dana Cruz needs a yes or no from you.
Should the launch posts mention the early-bird price?
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Nothing blocking. It is built and passes its checks; I will put it live after lunch.
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Example teams
Each example is a team of three: what they watch, and the few things that wait in For you for your press.

Sample: the owner of a small online plant shop.
The team
What it watches
Example first job
YouYou askThe Monday sales numbers, and answering the same order questions all week.
It comes back withLast week’s sales on one page, ready Monday at 8 AM, and ready answers to your five most common order questions.
For you · sample
The rules it would keep
Waits for your press: opening anything, and sending anything: it writes drafts only.
Never: buys anything.

Sample: Jordan, 37, training for a first half marathon.
The team
What it watches
Example first job
YouYou askThis week’s runs, fitted to how I actually ran and slept, and a grocery list for Sunday.
It comes back withThis week’s runs, fitted to how you ran and slept, then five training-week dinners and a grocery list for Sunday.
For you · sample
The rules it would keep
Waits for your press: buying groceries, booking or moving an appointment, sending a message, posting anything.
Never: moves money or diagnoses anything. When something needs a professional, it says so.

Sample: Mia, 29, an illustrator who sells prints and takes commissions.
The team
What it watches
Example first job
YouYou askThe three commission requests in my inbox answered, each with a quote I can send. Nothing goes out without me.
It comes back withA quote and a reply for each of the three requests, priced from your rates.
For you · sample
The rules it would keep
Waits for your press: sending a quote or reply, taking on a commission, posting, reordering prints, entering an open call or fair.
Never: moves money (no deposits, refunds or entry fees), or agrees to who may use your art.

Sample: the parents of Leo, 6, in first grade, and June, 1.
The team
What it watches
Example first job
YouYou askEvery school notice sorted, so I know what to sign by Friday.
It comes back withEvery school notice from the last two weeks, sorted: sign, bring, or just news. Ready tonight.
For you · sample
The rules it would keep
Waits for your press: signing or sending a form, replying to a party or playdate, booking a checkup or a sign-up, buying anything, posting or sharing anything about the kids.
Never: moves money or pays a fee, talks to the kids unless you turn that on, or gives medical advice.

Sample: Rob, 45, a weekend guitarist finishing a five-song EP with his band.
The team
What it watches
Example first job
YouYou askA plan to finish the EP, song by song, and when we could be in the studio.
It comes back withThe EP plan: five songs, where each one stands, and what’s left before the studio.
For you · sample
The rules it would keep
Waits for your press: booking a rehearsal room or studio time, buying anything, sending a pitch or a message to anyone, posting anywhere, submitting the release.
Never: moves money or pays anyone, or agrees a fee, a split or a contract for you.

Sample: a family of four. Leo, 6, is the oldest.
The team
What it watches
Example first job
YouYou askHonestly, all of it. The calendar, what we eat, birthdays, the dentist, the bills. I’m the one who remembers everything.
It comes back withThis week, sorted before anyone has to ask: only what needs a press, and one line for what it handled on its own.
For you · sample
The rules it would keep
Waits for your press: buying anything, booking an appointment, sending a message for you.
Never: moves money or pays a bill, shares the kids’ details beyond a booking, or signs or agrees to terms.

Sample: Ana and Tom, a couple in their 30s.
The team
What it watches
Example first job
YouYou askThree options for a long weekend that fits both our calendars, with prices. Nothing booked yet.
It comes back withThe November weekends you are both free, then three priced options for those dates, ready Friday.
For you · sample
The rules it would keep
Waits for your press: holding a room, booking, buying, renewing, sending a message or a request.
Never: moves money, pays a bill, or keeps a card number.
From $79 a month for 5 seats · Uses your own Claude Code or Codex account
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All tasks in every conversation
Write three launch posts for next week.
Should the launch posts mention the early-bird price?
AnswerOpen task
Update the checkout page with the new delivery charges.
Built and passing its checks.
Open task
Shipped
Compare our prices with three competitors and tell me where we stand.
Done. We are within 5% on nine of twelve products and higher on three; the three are listed with a suggested price each.
Open task
When an agent needs a decision, its question waits for you in For you. When a job is done, the result comes back to the task for your review.
How people and agents share an office
Starter · you + four agents
Rename or reassign any role.
You define an offer. Marketing prepares the page and launch content, Revenue shapes the signup and measurement, and Engineering builds the flow. You review the result.
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Your team, its records and its chat live on your machine. Your agents work through your own Claude or ChatGPT account, behind the security Anthropic and OpenAI run for millions of people every day. And your team's rules tell every agent to get your yes before sending, buying or publishing anything you haven't approved.

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On your computer, open Staffmor and choose Activate. Follow its approval link using your existing session or an emailed sign-in link, then confirm this is your computer.
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Staffmor helps you build an AI organization where Claude and ChatGPT agents work together in one shared workspace, with roles, personalities and tools chosen for your business. Staffmor, an AI butler, leads the setup, and the workspace runs on your own machine.
Make a few quick choices about your work, keep or adjust the starter team, then open Codex or Claude Code on your computer and choose an empty folder. Staffmor supplies the roles, instructions and workspace. Setup is guided from there.
The organizational thinking: complementary starter roles, clear responsibilities, useful channels and handoff guidance. Bring your purpose and adjust the team around your work. Rename or change any role.
No. Start with whichever you use, and add the other to the same office later. Your team and history stay.
No. You can change the starting roles to fit your work. Desktop setup uses Codex or Claude Code with an empty folder and the prepared Staffmor package.
Yes. Use Something else and tell your team what you want to make: a research dashboard, a habit tracker or a game for your family.
Start with the prepared roles, or adjust them to the jobs your business needs. Each agent has a role, personality, tools and platform. Staffmor supplies the organization’s instructions and workspace, with clear handoffs between jobs.
A team gives agents distinct jobs, tools and ongoing context, with handoffs between roles. That lets you staff parts of your business with AI agents while you assign and review the work.
Your workspace and team chat run on a computer you control, not in someone else's cloud. Your agents reach Claude and ChatGPT through your own accounts.
Yes. Your office runs on your own computer, and your team's records and chat are stored there. Your agents work through your own Claude or ChatGPT account, with the protections Anthropic and OpenAI provide to millions of people. Staffmor never asks for your provider password, and your team's rules tell every agent to get your yes before sending, buying or publishing anything you haven't approved.
Yes. Your agents work with the tools and accounts you connect in Claude Code or Codex.
Yes. Make your choices on your phone, then select Save for my computer to get a private link and finish setup on your desktop.
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