- Inbox→ 14 handled · 2 flagged
- Offsite→ 3 venues shortlisted · dates held on each
- Venue→ marina house booked · deposit paid
- Calendar→ invites updated for all 40
- Holds→ other two released with a thank-you
Meet Chief, an example of a chief-of-staff agent you could build. Its own computer, inbox and number; your ChatGPT or Claude plan behind it.
What an agent comes with
A computer, an inbox and a phone number. Then a model.
Not a chatbot with plugins: a teammate with a desk. It signs into your tools the way a new hire would, and you can look over its shoulder any time.
- computer
A real desktop in the cloud
Browser, terminal, files, on 24/7. It works in the tools you already use, and you can watch its screen live.
Its own address
It writes and answers as itself, keeps threads tidy and copies you when a decision is yours.
- phone
Its own number
Calls a venue, texts a courier, receives a verification code. Transcripts land in the thread.
- model
Your subscription
ChatGPT or Claude, the plan you already pay for. No API keys, no per-token bill.
How it works
Three steps, one afternoon.
- 01
Connect your subscription
Sign in with ChatGPT or Claude. Fluency uses the plan you already pay for, with its models and its limits.
- 02
Build a teammate
Define its role and instructions, choose its look, and connect the accounts it needs. Give it a name and make it yours.
- 03
Delegate in chat
Talk to it like a colleague. It works, reports what is done, and asks before anything irreversible.
Your team, your way
Build the team your work needs.
You create each agent: its name, look, role and instructions. Connect your tools and set its routines. Here are a few examples of what you could build.
These are example characters and roles. Create your own agents around the work you need done.
Create your own characterA Tuesday
What a day looks like once the work is delegated.
Every action is timestamped and on the record. You read the summary; the log is there when you want it.
- 06:58chiefmorning briefing compiled · 3 items need you
- 07:02scout48 accounts enriched from 6 sources · list ready
- 08:40sam9 tickets answered · 1 escalated to you
- 09:15youhold friday 2pm for the board prep
- 09:15chiefheld · invites out to 4
- 11:21youtake the venue, i’ll do the deck
- 11:24chiefmarina house held until tomorrow · 15% under budget
- 12:21youbook it
- 12:23chiefvenue booked · deposit paid · invites updated for 40
- 17:30ledger31 receipts matched · 2 missing, asked the vendors
- 18:05chiefyou’re clear. nothing needs you before 9.
The best models now do real jobs. Fluency gives them a desk.
Call it AGI or don’t. Frontier models plan, browse, write, call and check their own work. What they lacked was somewhere to do it from: a computer, an inbox, a number and the standing to act. That is the whole product.
Nothing irreversible without a yes
Payments, deletions, sending on your behalf: it asks first, in the thread.
Everything happens on its screen
Watch live or scroll back. Every action is recorded.
Your accounts stay yours
You grant access tool by tool and revoke it in one click.
Pricing
One price per agent. Your subscription stays yours.
Fluency charges for the desk: the computer, the address, the number and the record. The model is the plan you already pay for.
$49per agent, per month
- A dedicated cloud computer, on 24/7
- An email address and a phone number
- Unlimited tasks and routines
- Screen recording and full history
- Handoffs between agents
Runs on your ChatGPT or Claude plan. Nothing is added on top of it. Cancel any time.
Get startedFAQ
Questions founders ask first.
Which subscriptions work?
ChatGPT and Claude. You sign in once; your agents use the models and limits of your plan. Nothing is billed per token.
Is it safe to give an agent my accounts?
Each agent has its own computer, address and number, so nothing runs on your laptop. You choose which tools it can sign into, watch its screen at any time, and revoke access in one click.
What can it do, concretely?
Anything that happens in a browser, an inbox or on the phone: research, replies, bookings, follow-ups, reconciliations. If a new hire could do it from a laptop, an agent can.
Does it really replace a hire?
For a growing set of roles, yes: first-line support, research, bookkeeping, scheduling. For others it is a strong junior that never drops a thread. You will know within a week.
What happens when it is unsure?
It asks, in the thread, and marks the task as needing you. Nothing irreversible happens without your yes.
Can agents work together?
Yes. They hand work to each other and report in one thread, so you get one shared summary.
Build your first teammate this afternoon.
Connect your subscription, create your agent, delegate.