Team members
AI team members you create, name and delegate to
Most AI is a nameless chat you have to operate. Operly is an AI team you create, name and delegate to.
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A team, not a thread
A single chat thread has no role. A team member does. You can make a content team member, a follow-up team member, a caller, or a chief of staff, give each one a name, and tell it what the job is.
Because each team member has a defined job, you stop explaining the same context over and over. You hand off the work and move on.
Your chief of staff does the delegating
You do not have to decide which team member gets what. Tell your chief of staff what you need in plain language, and it routes the work to the right team member.
If you do not have a team member for the job yet, your chief of staff can build one on your behalf: it creates the team member, names it, gives it a role, and puts it to work.
What carries the work
Team members, routines, tasks and files carry project-sized work. Routines run on a schedule, tasks track what is owed, and files and memory give your team members the context they need.
- Team members you create and name
- Routines that run without being asked
- Tasks created from mail and chat
- Files and persistent memory
Seats by plan
Your plan sets how many seats you have: 3 on Pro and 20 on Business.
Questions
Can my chief of staff really build a new team member?
Yes. Describe the work you want done, and your chief of staff creates a team member with a name and a role, then gives it the job. The number of team members you can have depends on your plan.
Do I have to set team members up myself?
No. You can create team members yourself, or ask your chief of staff to build one. Either way you describe the job in plain language.
Keep exploring
Take one thing off your plate today.
Start with the work that keeps coming back. Tell your chief of staff, and see how it feels to have it done.
Start delegating