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The unusually helpful AI assistant

for Chiefs of Staff
Townies like Sunny proactively sort the office’s mail, prep every leadership
meeting, and chase the
follow-through.
You run the cadence that runs the company: the leadership meetings, the board run-up, the goals, the follow-through. But the decisions and commitments holding it together live scattered across five tools, and pulling them into one picture is the invisible half of your job.
Your Townie holds that picture, tells you what is slipping before your principal asks, and does the chasing and the drafting the way you would. Anything that leaves the building waits for your approval.
Your Town Wiki is a single place to see everything your Townie has come to understand about you. It’s a living synthesis of your profile, your work habits, and your preferences.
Sunny wrote your wiki and hopes you like it.

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Your Town Wiki is a single place to see everything your Townie has come to understand about you. It’s a living synthesis of your profile, your work habits, and your preferences.

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Your Town Wiki is a single place to see everything your Townie has come to understand about you. It’s a living synthesis of your profile, your work habits, and your preferences.

Sunny wrote your wiki and hopes you like it.
The office of the CEO, sorted before you open it. A board member rises to the top, leadership threads land together, investor mail gets its own lane, and the newsletters wait somewhere you can still find them.
Explore the routineKnow what’s slipping before your principal asks. Your Townie checks your sent mail first, then surfaces what is still open: the intro nobody chased, the pre-read a director never got, the reply your CEO thinks went out.
Explore the routine
The office of the CEO, sorted before you open it. A board member rises to the top, leadership threads land together, investor mail gets its own lane, and the newsletters wait somewhere you can still find them.
Explore the routineSee what actually needs you before your first meeting. Every message lands with a verdict: the contract that cannot wait, the ask worth a drafted reply, the digest that can sit. Your attention goes where it moves the company.
The words come out the way you would have written them. Your Townie reads the thread and drafts the answer, down to the investor update your principal owes. Every draft holds for your review; nothing sends itself.
Explore the routine
See what actually needs you before your first meeting. Every message lands with a verdict: the contract that cannot wait, the ask worth a drafted reply, the digest that can sit. Your attention goes where it moves the company.
One slot that clears three executive calendars. Availability, time zones, and the prep time you guard before a board week get reconciled in one pass, so finding an hour stops costing you one.
The pre-wire call comes together while you do other work. Your Townie proposes the time you approve, logs each acceptance as it arrives, and puts the call on every calendar with the agenda attached.
When your principal’s day moves, the rest moves with it. The conflict surfaces the moment it appears, with alternatives already worked out, so one reschedule stays one reschedule instead of a week of ripple.

One slot that clears three executive calendars. Availability, time zones, and the prep time you guard before a board week get reconciled in one pass, so finding an hour stops costing you one.
Pricing and the offsite date are open.
Both enterprise pilots signed.
The launch retro has no owner yet.
Walk into the leadership meeting ahead of it. The open decisions, what changed since last week, and what needs an owner arrive assembled in one brief, so the room starts where the work actually is.
Explore the routineIf we hold pricing flat through Q4, what does that cost us against the plan?
About six points of revenue. The pilot data says the higher tier lands fine.
Then the board sees the increase before anyone announces it.
I can have the model updated by Thursday if we settle the tiers today.
Settled. And the offsite date closes this week, one way or the other.
Pricing rises, the board hears it first.
The increase could slow mid-market.
The offsite date is not locked.
The record keeps itself while you run the room. The conversation is captured and written up searchable, so what leadership decided two quarters ago is a lookup instead of a relitigation.
The meeting ends and the follow-through has already started. Every commitment leaves the room with an owner and a date, lands as tickets and drafts in the tracker the team already uses, and gets chased to done without you playing enforcer.
Explore the routinePricing and the offsite date are open.
Both enterprise pilots signed.
The launch retro has no owner yet.

Walk into the leadership meeting ahead of it. The open decisions, what changed since last week, and what needs an owner arrive assembled in one brief, so the room starts where the work actually is.
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Because your Townie knows your principal, your team, and the cadence they run on, they take the work around the work: the chasing, the logging, the drafts nobody has time for. You can also teach them new tricks.
After every leadership meeting, draft the follow-ups and file who owns what in my task tracker.
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