A guided example · Start here

How this AI setup works

Tools connect. Teams divide the work. Bots carry out tasks. Shared guidelines explain when to act, when to check, and when to ask a person.

This is Salim’s example, not a checklist of tools you must buy. Explore it in the order below, then build your own map in My learning.

Follow the setup, one part at a time

Which tools are connected, and what moves between them?

Follow the arrows from one tool to the next. Select a connection to understand its purpose and access.

Who coordinates the work, and who does each part?

Start with the chief of staff, then explore the specialist teams and the named AI agents within them.

What task does a bot do, and when does it run?

Browse the jobs and schedules. Open a bot to see its instructions, tools, expected result, and approval points.

What happens from the request to the finished result?

Choose a repeatable task. Read its trigger, follow the steps, and see what a person needs to review.

Shared by every agent

A role describes what an agent does. Guidelines describe how it should work. Read these before copying a workflow or granting a tool access.

Principles, rules, and how-to guides, organized by purpose.

What to separate, what to approve, and how to remove access.