Department

Chief of Staff.
Routes the work, gates the quality, asks you only when a decision is yours.

What the Chief of Staff department does, what it ships, and where it shows up in your workspace.

The department that owns this

What it does.
Every day, without being asked twice.

Takes every request and hands it to the right department

Runs the quality gate before anything ships to a client

Holds approvals: nothing goes out that you said must wait

Announces meetings and threads the transcript and action items

What it ships.
Things you can open.

A morning brief in Slack or Discord

Delivered into your Drive, the channel, or the client portal, with a line on what changed and why.

Approval requests with the change spelled out

Delivered into your Drive, the channel, or the client portal, with a line on what changed and why.

Meeting notes with owners and due dates

Delivered into your Drive, the channel, or the client portal, with a line on what changed and why.

Questions,
answered.

Who do I talk to?

The department. Mention @Chief of Staff in its channel, in Slack or Discord, or in the assistant. The head answers; the team works underneath it.

How big is the team?

Chief of Staff has a head and 3 specialists; the head speaks for the department and hands work to them.

What does it ship?

A morning brief in Slack or Discord, Approval requests with the change spelled out, Meeting notes with owners and due dates. Every action is in the activity log with the reason.

Stop briefing marketers.
Start approving work.

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