You send, not it
A worker drafts the reply in your chat. You read it and send it — nothing goes to a client because a robot decided to.

A messenger withAI employees.
A worker in someone else's cloud cannot open your file, sort your mail, or use the program you actually run. Yours live on your company's computers — so they can.
Ready-made workers — or build your own.
Sorts the inbox, pulls out the real requests, answers the routine ones and flags what matters. You start the day with a sorted inbox, not sixty emails.
Needs access to your mail
Remembers who got a proposal and never replied. Raises the stalled deals once a week and prepares the nudge. You read it and send.
Needs access to your correspondence
Works through clients you haven't spoken to in months, reads the old thread and drafts a personal note — with a reason, not “hello, how are you”.
Needs access to your client base
A summary waiting at the start of the day: what happened yesterday, what is on today, who is waiting for an answer, what is on fire.
Needs access to your mail and calendar
Prepares contracts, invoices and proposals from your own templates, taking the details from the correspondence and the client base. Nothing to dictate.
Needs access to your documents
Tracks what matters to you — changes in the law, industry news, what competitors are doing. Brings only what actually concerns you.
Needs access to the web
Install the program — one line you copy once.
Pick a worker from the list.
Write to them in chat.
No servers to set up, no configuration, no programmer.
Anything you want done differently is a message, not a settings screen.
Keep it shorter and less formal.
Got it. Short and plain from now on.
Tell a worker how you like things and it remembers — next time, and the time after.
Less than a day of an assistant's pay — for a worker who doesn't get sick, doesn't quit, and takes part of the work off you every day.
Type a prompt once. cmdop dispatches it to every agent in your fleet, coordinates their work, and streams results back.
Your workers run on the computers your company already owns, so your mail and your client base stay there — we keep no copy. What a worker sends out is the task it was given, not your files.
Read about security →A worker drafts the reply in your chat. You read it and send it — nothing goes to a client because a robot decided to.
Files, mail and client records stay on your machines. We never hold them.
Close a worker's chat and the work stops. Nothing keeps running somewhere you cannot see.
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