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Every Pie, explained

A Pie is one slice of the workforce — a single role an agent picks up and runs under your keys, your budget and the Governance Plane. Here's each one: what it does, what you give it, what it produces, the use cases, and where it takes work off your plate. Everything is proposed and gated — nothing sends, pays or publishes without your yes.

Leadership (C-suite) (2)

CEO PieStrategy, priorities, and the operating cadence — framed as decisionsL1 autonomy$40/mo budget

Turns your goals and constraints into a draft strategy, priority stack and operating cadence you can approve, adjust or reject.

You give it

  • Your objective or theme for the period
  • Current constraints, resources and context
  • What is working and what is stuck

It produces

  • A draft strategy and ranked priorities
  • A proposed operating cadence and check-ins
  • Decisions framed with trade-offs, ready for your call

Use cases

  • Framing a quarterly plan before the leadership offsite
  • Pressure-testing a big bet against your constraints
  • Turning a fuzzy goal into a ranked set of decisions

Benefit You walk into the room with a clear, argued plan instead of a blank page.

Where it helps Takes the blank-page grind out of every planning cycle.

Chief of Staff PieThe decision register, open questions, meeting prep, and the update logL1 autonomy$35/mo budget

Keeps a running draft of your decisions, open questions, meeting prep and update log so nothing important slips between the cracks.

You give it

  • Meeting notes, threads and context
  • The decisions and questions in flight
  • Who needs to be updated on what

It produces

  • A draft decision register and open-questions list
  • Prep notes for upcoming meetings
  • A ready-to-send update log for your review

Use cases

  • Prepping the founder for a packed day of meetings
  • Tracking what was decided and what is still open
  • Drafting the weekly update to investors or the team

Benefit The context lives in one place and follows you, instead of scattering across your head and your inbox.

Where it helps Lifts the mental load of holding every open thread yourself.

Operations (8)

Executive PieYour day, triaged, prepped, and closed outL2 autonomy$25/mo budget

Triages your day, preps what you need for each block and helps you close it out — proposing actions, never taking them without your yes.

You give it

  • Your calendar, inbox and task list
  • What matters most today
  • Context from recent threads and notes

It produces

  • A triaged, prioritised plan for the day
  • Prep for each meeting and decision
  • A proposed end-of-day wrap and follow-ups

Use cases

  • Turning a chaotic morning inbox into a clear plan
  • Walking into every meeting already prepped
  • Closing the day with follow-ups drafted, not forgotten

Benefit Your day arrives organised and prepped, so your attention goes to the work, not the wrangling.

Where it helps Takes the daily scramble of getting organised off your plate.

Inbox PieEmail triage and replies in your voiceL2 autonomy$15/mo budget

Triages your inbox and drafts replies in your voice, holding every send until you approve it.

You give it

  • Access to the inbox to triage
  • A feel for your tone and common replies
  • Which senders and topics matter most

It produces

  • A sorted, prioritised inbox
  • Draft replies in your voice, ready to review
  • Flags on what genuinely needs you

Use cases

  • Clearing an overflowing inbox down to what matters
  • Drafting routine replies so you just review and send
  • Catching the one urgent email in a noisy thread

Benefit You reply faster and miss less, without a single message going out before you say so.

Where it helps Ends the daily grind of digging through a full inbox.

Calendar PieScheduling without double-bookings or lost focus timeL2 autonomy$10/mo budget

Proposes meeting times and schedules without double-bookings, confirming each change before it lands on your calendar.

You give it

  • Your calendar and availability rules
  • The meeting to book and with whom
  • Your preferences on buffers and focus time

It produces

  • Proposed times that avoid clashes
  • Draft invites ready to send
  • A tidier, better-spaced calendar

Use cases

  • Finding a slot across several busy calendars
  • Protecting focus time from meeting creep
  • Rescheduling a clash without the back-and-forth

Benefit Your calendar stays clean and clash-free, and every change waits for your nod.

Where it helps Takes the back-and-forth of finding a time off your plate.

Meeting PieMinutes, actions, and follow-ups from every meetingL2 autonomy$15/mo budget

Turns a meeting into clean minutes, clear actions and drafted follow-ups for you to review and send.

You give it

  • The meeting notes or transcript
  • Who owns what coming out of it
  • Any decisions that were made

It produces

  • Tidy minutes and a decision summary
  • A list of actions with owners
  • Draft follow-up messages, ready to review

Use cases

  • Capturing minutes without a dedicated note-taker
  • Making sure every action has an owner
  • Sending crisp follow-ups while it is still fresh

Benefit Nothing agreed in the room gets lost, and the follow-ups write themselves for your review.

Where it helps Removes the after-meeting slog of writing everything up.

Compliance PieFiling calendar and DPDP register, always currentL1 autonomy$10/mo budget

Keeps a draft filing calendar and DPDP data register up to date and reminds you of what is due — you approve every filing.

You give it

  • Your entity, filings and key dates
  • What personal data you collect and why
  • Recent changes to processes or vendors

It produces

  • A draft filing calendar with reminders
  • A maintained DPDP data register
  • Flags on gaps and upcoming deadlines

Use cases

  • Never missing a statutory filing date again
  • Keeping a DPDP register current as you grow
  • Prepping for an audit without a last-minute scramble

Benefit Deadlines and data records stay current, so compliance stops being a fire drill.

Where it helps Ends the recurring scramble around filing dates and registers.

Ops PieSOPs written, vendors managed, operations hummingL2 autonomy$15/mo budget

Drafts SOPs, tracks vendors and keeps operations documented, proposing changes for you to approve.

You give it

  • The process or vendor to document
  • How things work today, even if messy
  • The standard you want to hold to

It produces

  • Draft SOPs and process docs
  • A tidy vendor and contract tracker
  • Flags on gaps and renewals coming up

Use cases

  • Writing down a process that only lives in your head
  • Keeping vendor renewals from sneaking up
  • Onboarding someone with SOPs that actually exist

Benefit The business runs on written process instead of tribal knowledge, without you writing it all yourself.

Where it helps Lifts the documentation backlog off your operations.

COO PieExecution — the month-1 plan, roles, and the operating rhythmL1 autonomy$35/mo budget

Turns operating goals into a draft operating plan, priorities and process fixes across the business for you to approve.

You give it

  • The operating goal or bottleneck
  • How the business runs today
  • The resources and constraints in play

It produces

  • A draft operating plan and priorities
  • Process fixes framed as decisions
  • A proposed cadence to keep it on track

Use cases

  • Untangling a bottleneck that spans teams
  • Setting operating priorities for the quarter
  • Proposing a process fix before you roll it out

Benefit The way the business runs gets a written, argued plan instead of living in one person's head.

Where it helps Lifts the weight of holding the whole operation together yourself.

Growth (8)

Sales PiePipeline follow-ups that never go coldL2 autonomy$30/mo budget

Keeps your pipeline warm with drafted, well-timed follow-ups — never cold outreach — held for your approval before anything sends.

You give it

  • Your pipeline and deal stages
  • Notes from past conversations
  • Who has gone quiet and needs a nudge

It produces

  • Draft follow-ups tuned to each deal
  • A prioritised list of who to chase
  • Reminders before a deal goes stale

Use cases

  • Nudging warm deals that have gone quiet
  • Keeping follow-ups consistent across the pipeline
  • Prepping context before a sales call

Benefit Warm deals get the timely nudge they need, and nothing sends without your say-so.

Where it helps Ends the guilt of follow-ups slipping through the cracks.

Support PieCustomer replies drafted with your patienceL2 autonomy$20/mo budget

Drafts customer replies with your patience and tone, holding each one for your review before it goes out.

You give it

  • The customer message or ticket
  • Your product knowledge and help docs
  • The tone you want customers to feel

It produces

  • Draft replies in your patient voice
  • Suggested fixes drawn from your docs
  • Flags on tickets that truly need you

Use cases

  • Keeping reply times fast during a busy spell
  • Handling repeat questions consistently
  • Escalating tricky tickets while routine ones get drafted

Benefit Customers get patient, on-brand answers quickly, with you still in control of every send.

Where it helps Takes the repetitive-reply grind out of support.

Marketing PieCampaign copy in your brand's voiceL2 autonomy$20/mo budget

Drafts campaign copy in your voice across channels, proposing everything for your review before it publishes.

You give it

  • The campaign goal and audience
  • Your voice, offers and key messages
  • The channels you are publishing to

It produces

  • Draft campaign copy per channel
  • Headline and angle options to choose from
  • A proposed posting plan for review

Use cases

  • Spinning up copy for a launch across channels
  • Testing a few angles before you commit
  • Keeping a content calendar fed without the blank page

Benefit Campaigns go from idea to ready-to-review copy fast, always in your voice and always gated.

Where it helps Clears the blank-page grind out of campaign work.

Social PiePosts and replies, proposed before they go publicL1 autonomy$15/mo budget

Drafts social posts and replies and proposes them before anything goes public — you approve every one.

You give it

  • What you want to say or promote
  • Your voice and the platforms you use
  • Comments or mentions worth a reply

It produces

  • Draft posts tuned per platform
  • Suggested replies to comments and mentions
  • A proposed posting schedule for review

Use cases

  • Keeping a steady posting rhythm without living in the app
  • Replying to mentions in your voice
  • Turning one idea into posts for each platform

Benefit You stay active and responsive on social, with nothing public until you approve it.

Where it helps Takes the always-on pressure of feeding social off your plate.

SEO PieKeyword and content briefs that earn rankingsL2 autonomy$15/mo budget

Researches keywords and drafts content briefs so your writing targets what people actually search for.

You give it

  • The topic or page you want to rank
  • Your audience and their questions
  • Competing pages worth beating

It produces

  • Keyword and intent research
  • Draft content briefs with structure
  • Suggested titles and internal links

Use cases

  • Planning a content calendar around real demand
  • Briefing a writer with structure and keywords
  • Finding the gaps competitors are ranking for

Benefit Your content aims at real search demand from the first draft, not guesswork.

Where it helps Removes the research slog before every piece of content.

Brand PieEvery word checked against your voiceL2 autonomy$10/mo budget

Checks every word against your brand voice, flags where it drifts and suggests fixes for you to accept.

You give it

  • The copy or message to check
  • Your voice, tone and word list
  • Anything off-limits for the brand

It produces

  • Flags where the copy drifts off-voice
  • Suggested on-brand rewrites
  • A consistency read before you publish

Use cases

  • Keeping every channel sounding like one brand
  • Catching off-voice copy before it ships
  • Aligning a team's writing to one tone

Benefit Everything you publish sounds unmistakably like you, without a manual voice review each time.

Where it helps Takes the line-by-line voice-checking off your plate.

Negotiator PieDeal briefs and talk tracks before you walk inL1 autonomy$15/mo budget

Drafts deal briefs and talk tracks so you walk into a negotiation prepared, with the levers and trade-offs laid out.

You give it

  • The deal and who you are negotiating with
  • Your goals, limits and walk-away point
  • What you know about the other side

It produces

  • A draft deal brief with the key levers
  • Talk tracks for likely objections
  • A trade-off map for your decisions

Use cases

  • Prepping for a vendor or partnership negotiation
  • Getting your walk-away and levers straight beforehand
  • Anticipating objections and drafting responses

Benefit You enter the room knowing your levers and limits, instead of improvising under pressure.

Where it helps Takes the prep scramble out of every negotiation.

CMO PiePositioning, GTM, verticals, and messaging that stays honestL1 autonomy$35/mo budget

Turns growth goals into a draft marketing strategy, channel plan and budget split for you to approve or redirect.

You give it

  • The growth goal and audience
  • Current channels, spend and results
  • Brand and positioning context

It produces

  • A draft marketing strategy and channel plan
  • A proposed budget split with trade-offs
  • Priorities framed as decisions for sign-off

Use cases

  • Planning the go-to-market for a launch
  • Deciding where the next marketing budget goes
  • Rebalancing channels after a slow quarter

Benefit Marketing bets arrive as a costed, argued plan instead of scattered tactics.

Where it helps Clears the strategy-drafting grind off your marketing plate.

Finance (4)

Collections PiePolite, relentless invoice chasing up the ladderL1 autonomy$20/mo budget

Chases overdue invoices politely and relentlessly, drafting each reminder — it proposes, and never touches payments itself.

You give it

  • Your outstanding invoices and due dates
  • Who owes what and for how long
  • The tone you want to keep with clients

It produces

  • Draft reminder messages that escalate politely
  • A prioritised list of who to chase
  • Flags on the invoices at real risk

Use cases

  • Keeping cash flow healthy without awkward calls
  • Chasing consistently instead of when you remember
  • Escalating the truly overdue while staying polite

Benefit Overdue invoices get chased consistently, with every message and any payment step waiting for your yes.

Where it helps Frees you from the awkward grind of chasing money owed.

Bookkeeper PieExpenses categorized, invoices prepped, books tidyL2 autonomy$15/mo budget

Categorises expenses and preps invoices so your books stay tidy, proposing entries for your review.

You give it

  • Your expenses, receipts and transactions
  • How you like things categorised
  • Invoices that need preparing

It produces

  • Draft categorised expense entries
  • Prepared invoices ready to send
  • Flags on anything that looks off

Use cases

  • Keeping books current instead of a month-end pile-up
  • Prepping invoices so you just review and send
  • Catching a miscategorised or duplicate expense

Benefit Your books stay clean and current, without the month-end scramble.

Where it helps Ends the month-end pile-up of untangling the books.

Procurement PieQuotes compared, savings found, owner decidesL2 autonomy$10/mo budget

Compares quotes and surfaces savings, laying out the options — the owner always decides and approves the spend.

You give it

  • What you need to buy and your requirements
  • Quotes or vendors to compare
  • Your budget and must-haves

It produces

  • A side-by-side quote comparison
  • Flagged savings and trade-offs
  • A recommendation for your decision

Use cases

  • Comparing vendors without the spreadsheet gymnastics
  • Finding a cheaper option that still fits the brief
  • Prepping a buy decision for sign-off

Benefit You choose from a clear comparison with the savings surfaced, and you approve every purchase.

Where it helps Takes the quote-wrangling grind out of buying decisions.

CFO PieBudgets, funding, unit economics, and honest cost modelsL1 autonomy$35/mo budget

Drafts budgets, funding scenarios and honest unit-economics models from your numbers, framed as decisions for you to approve.

You give it

  • Your revenue, costs and runway figures
  • The scenario or question you are weighing
  • Growth and hiring assumptions

It produces

  • A draft budget and cash-flow view
  • Funding and unit-economics scenarios
  • A cost model with its assumptions shown, ready to challenge

Use cases

  • Modelling runway before a raise or a big hire
  • Sanity-checking unit economics on a new price
  • Building the budget for the next quarter

Benefit You see the honest numbers, and the assumptions behind them, before you commit.

Where it helps Clears the spreadsheet slog out of every money decision.

Knowledge (4)

Analyst PieYour numbers, digested into weekly insightL2 autonomy$15/mo budget

Turns your numbers into a plain-language weekly insight, highlighting what changed and what to watch.

You give it

  • Access to the metrics or data to read
  • What you care about tracking
  • Context on recent changes

It produces

  • A weekly insight in plain language
  • Flags on what moved and why it might matter
  • Charts or summaries ready to share

Use cases

  • Getting a weekly read without building dashboards
  • Spotting a trend before it becomes a problem
  • Prepping numbers for a team or board update

Benefit You get a clear read on the numbers each week, without living in a spreadsheet.

Where it helps Removes the weekly slog of wrangling numbers into a story.

Research PieDeep research briefs with sources you can checkL2 autonomy$15/mo budget

Runs deep research and delivers a briefing with sources, so you can trust and trace every claim.

You give it

  • The question or topic to research
  • How deep and broad to go
  • Sources you trust or want to avoid

It produces

  • A structured research brief
  • Key findings with cited sources
  • Open questions and what to dig into next

Use cases

  • Getting up to speed on a new market fast
  • Backing a decision with sourced evidence
  • Scoping a topic before you go deep yourself

Benefit You get a sourced, traceable brief instead of a pile of open tabs.

Where it helps Takes the open-tab research grind off your plate.

Docs PieInstant answers from your own documentsL2 autonomy$10/mo budget

Answers questions from your own documents, citing where each answer came from so you can verify it.

You give it

  • Access to the documents to search
  • The question you need answered
  • Which sources are authoritative

It produces

  • A direct answer drawn from your docs
  • Citations pointing to the exact source
  • A flag when the docs do not actually say

Use cases

  • Finding the answer buried in a long policy doc
  • Onboarding without pestering the whole team
  • Checking what a contract or handbook actually says

Benefit Your own documents become searchable and answerable, with a source behind every answer.

Where it helps Ends the hunt through folders for the one line you need.

Chief Product PiePRDs, product decisions, and the roadmap — written to be builtL1 autonomy$35/mo budget

Turns product goals and user context into draft PRDs, roadmap options and product decisions you can approve or redirect.

You give it

  • The problem or opportunity to address
  • User feedback, data and constraints
  • Where it sits against your current roadmap

It produces

  • A draft PRD with scope and non-goals
  • Roadmap options with trade-offs
  • Product decisions framed for your call

Use cases

  • Writing the first PRD for a new feature
  • Re-sequencing the roadmap after new feedback
  • Deciding what is in and out of the next release

Benefit Product bets arrive as clear, written proposals instead of half-formed ideas.

Where it helps Clears the drafting grind out of every product decision.

People (3)

HR PieOnboarding plans and policy docs, DRAFT-firstL2 autonomy$10/mo budget

Drafts onboarding plans and policy documents DRAFT-first, ready for your review before anything is adopted.

You give it

  • The role or policy to prepare for
  • Your company's norms and values
  • Any rules you must follow

It produces

  • A draft onboarding plan and checklist
  • Draft policy documents for review
  • Flags on gaps worth a human decision

Use cases

  • Onboarding a new hire with a plan, not chaos
  • Drafting a policy you keep meaning to write
  • Standardising how people join the team

Benefit New hires and policies get a proper written foundation, all in DRAFT until you approve.

Where it helps Takes the paperwork grind out of onboarding and policy.

Recruiter PieSourcing screens and interview kits, ready to runL2 autonomy$20/mo budget

Drafts sourcing shortlists, screening questions and interview kits so hiring runs on structure, not gut feel.

You give it

  • The role and its must-have qualities
  • Your team and culture context
  • Where good candidates tend to come from

It produces

  • A draft candidate shortlist to review
  • Screening questions and a scorecard
  • An interview kit for each stage

Use cases

  • Standing up a hiring process quickly
  • Screening consistently instead of ad hoc
  • Giving interviewers a kit so they are aligned

Benefit Hiring runs on a consistent, structured process from sourcing to interview, with you deciding who moves on.

Where it helps Removes the setup grind at the start of every hire.

General Counsel PieEntity, IP, compliance, and risk — flagged early, never guessedL1 autonomy$35/mo budget

Flags entity, IP, compliance and risk issues early and routes them to a human lawyer — never binding advice, never a guess.

You give it

  • The situation, document or decision to check
  • Your entity, IP and jurisdiction context
  • What you are worried might be a problem

It produces

  • Draft issue flags with severity
  • Questions to take to a qualified lawyer
  • A plain-language risk summary for review

Use cases

  • Spotting IP or entity risks before a deal
  • Triaging which questions truly need a lawyer
  • Getting a plain-language read on a legal document

Benefit You catch the risks early and reach your lawyer with sharp questions, not a vague worry.

Where it helps Takes the low-grade legal anxiety of not-knowing off your plate.

Technical (3)

Dev PieCode review and scripts, sandboxed and gatedL1 autonomy$30/mo budget

Reviews code and drafts scripts in a sandbox, gated for your approval — nothing runs against real systems without your yes.

You give it

  • The code or task to work on
  • Your standards and conventions
  • What the change is meant to do

It produces

  • A code review with issues flagged
  • Draft scripts, sandboxed and ready to review
  • Suggested fixes for you to accept

Use cases

  • Getting a second pair of eyes on a pull request
  • Drafting a one-off script without risk
  • Catching bugs before they reach production

Benefit You get faster reviews and safe drafts, with every change gated behind your approval.

Where it helps Takes the routine review load off your engineers.

QA PieTest plans and bug triage before users noticeL2 autonomy$15/mo budget

Drafts test plans and triages bugs so quality issues are caught, sorted and prioritised for you.

You give it

  • The feature or release to test
  • Known issues and bug reports
  • What quality means for this product

It produces

  • A draft test plan with cases
  • Triaged bugs sorted by severity
  • Flags on the risks worth fixing first

Use cases

  • Building a test plan before a release
  • Triaging a messy backlog of bug reports
  • Deciding which bugs actually block shipping

Benefit Quality gets a structured plan and a clear triage, so the important bugs surface first.

Where it helps Removes the grind of sorting and planning around bugs.

CTO PieArchitecture, tech decisions, and chunked delivery with acceptance gatesL1 autonomy$40/mo budget

Drafts architecture options, technical decisions and a chunked delivery plan with acceptance gates for you to approve.

You give it

  • What you are building and the constraints
  • Current stack and team context
  • The risk and timeline you are working to

It produces

  • A draft architecture with trade-offs
  • A chunked delivery plan with acceptance gates
  • Technical decisions framed for sign-off

Use cases

  • Choosing between two architectures for a new service
  • Breaking a big build into gated, shippable chunks
  • Writing down a tech decision and its trade-offs

Benefit Big technical calls come with the trade-offs laid out, so you decide with eyes open.

Where it helps Takes the weight of untangling architecture options off your plate.

Personal (1)

Travel PieTrips planned to the gate; you tap payL1 autonomy$10/mo budget

Plans your trip end to end and lines up the bookings — you tap pay, because a Pie never spends without your approval.

You give it

  • Where and when you are going
  • Your travel preferences and budget
  • Any fixed meetings or constraints

It produces

  • A full draft itinerary to the gate
  • Flights, stays and transfers ready to book
  • Options with trade-offs where it matters

Use cases

  • Planning a multi-stop trip without the tab overload
  • Rebooking fast when plans change
  • Getting a ready-to-pay itinerary that fits your prefs

Benefit Your trip is planned right up to the payment, which stays firmly in your hands.

Where it helps Takes the tab-juggling grind out of planning travel.

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