Chief
Development
Turns an idea or issue into scoped changes, code, tests and documentation, and brings them to your reviewer before anything is released.
Build the business. Don’t become every department.
Start with your business. Not an agent catalogue.
Tell us what you’re building.
Describe your business, its current stage, and the priority that needs attention. You do not need to choose the internal agent arrangement before explaining the job.
Define the first assignment.
Agree on the work, supported connections, review responsibilities, and what a useful result looks like.
Review the work. Expand from there.
Start with a focused assignment that lets the team work together. Add responsibilities when the results justify them.
Your next stage shouldn’t depend on you doing every job.
You’re building the product, answering customer questions, following up with prospects and preparing the next launch. The work is connected—but too often, you’re the only connection between it.
MyndBoosters AI is built around a different way to work: you lead the business, while one coordinated AI team carries the execution.
Less time carrying information between tasks. More attention for the decisions that need you.
Launch crewLaunch crew
- Jordan Ellis: launch-brief.pdf, PDF · 2.4 MB
- Jordan Ellis: Here's the brief for Thursday's launch. Get it out, and follow up with every customer who asked for CSV export.
- Chief: On it. I'll take the release. Rachel drafts answers for the questions this will raise, Stan lines up the follow-ups, Skye prepares the launch posts, and Clara checks the export against your data-handling policy.
- Chief: Repository — change scoped · tests written; Helpdesk — 14 likely questions drafted; CRM — 52 customers asked for export; Scheduler — 3 launch posts in drafts; Policy library — export reviewed · nothing leaves the account
- Chief: Something changed. The release test failed on large exports: files over 50,000 rows time out.
- Rachel: Holding the support answers. I won't tell anyone export works until it does.
- Stan: Follow-ups are paused too. Nobody gets an email about a feature that's failing.
- Skye: Launch posts stay in drafts.
- Chief: Two ways forward: ship Thursday without large exports, or I fix the timeout first. That's about a day.
- Jordan Ellis: Fix it first
- Chief: Fixing it. The export now streams in chunks instead of building the whole file in memory.
- Chief: Test suite — all passing; Large export — 120,000 rows, no timeout; Review — waiting for your reviewer's sign-off
- Messages from Rachel and Stan
- Rachel: Support answers are updated for the fix and ready to publish when the release goes out.
- Stan: Follow-up queue, 52 drafts · 0 sent — Dana Whitfield, Northwind · asked in March, Draft; Marcus Lee, Brightline · asked in April, Draft; Elena Ruiz, Cobalt Health · asked in May, Draft
- Stan: 52 personal follow-ups, each one mentioning the request they made. Nothing goes out until you've had a look.
- Jordan Ellis: These look good. Send them when the release ships, and run this every launch.
- Created routine Launch follow-up
- Chief: Done. The release is with your reviewer, and everything else follows it out the door.
Support desk
- Rachel: Three customers reported the same thing this morning: invoices download as blank PDFs in Safari.
- Rachel: I've given all three a workaround and told them a fix is coming. Chief, can you take a look?
- Chief: Logs — error traced to the PDF renderer; Reproduction — fails in Safari, passes in Chrome; Branch — fix and regression test pushed
- Chief: It's a font-loading race in the renderer. The patch is on a branch with a test, waiting for your review.
- Jordan Ellis: Reviewed and approved. Ship it.
- Rachel: I'll let all three customers know the moment it's live.
- Linked to release Invoice PDF fix
Outbound
- Jordan Ellis: Pull a list of operations leads at logistics companies in the Midwest. Start with about fifty.
- Stan: Pulling now.
- Stan: Salesforce — list pulled · 52 accounts; Enrichment — 3 lookalike segments; LinkedIn — 4 profiles skipped · recently contacted; Sequencer — 36 drafts queued · 0 sent
- Messages from Clara
- Clara: Checked the list against your opt-out register. Two contacts had unsubscribed, so they're off it.
- Stan: Sequencer, 36 queued · 0 sent — Daniel Alvarez, Head of Operations · Midline Freight, Draft; Sarah Kim, VP Operations · Prairie Logistics, Draft; Jake Morrison, Ops Director · Lakeshore Carriers, Draft
- Stan: The 36 drafts are sitting in the queue: recipient, opener, and a Draft badge on each. Nothing goes out until you've had a look.
- Jordan Ellis: The top 10 look good. Send them. Run this every week.
- Created routine Weekly outbound
- Stan: Done.
Social
- Jordan Ellis: Can you turn this week's release notes into posts?
- Skye: Three drafts, one per channel, written from the release notes in your brand voice.
- Skye: Content calendar, 3 drafts — LinkedIn, Large exports are here, and they're fast, Draft; X, Export 100k rows without waiting, Draft; Newsletter, What shipped this week, Draft
- Skye: Nothing is published until you approve it.
- Jordan Ellis: Schedule the LinkedIn one for Thursday at 9.
- Scheduled LinkedIn · Thu 9:00 AM
Meet the team behind your next move.
Your team works from the business information you approve, with access limited to the systems and tasks in its scope. The value is not how many agents you have. It is how well their work connects.
Stan
Sales development
Prepares your next customer conversation: researches prospects, organizes account details, and drafts outreach grounded in your approved offer.
Rachel
Customer support
Keeps customer questions off your desk: drafts answers from your documentation and hands anything unresolved to the right owner, context attached.
Skye
Social media
Turns approved updates and customer questions into posts and content plans in your brand voice. Nothing is published without your approval.
Clara
Compliance administration
Gathers documents, organizes evidence and drafts source-backed questionnaire answers. Interpretations and attestations stay with your qualified reviewers.
Working on the hardest problems across industries.
Beyond your AI team, these are the fields where our solutions are already at work.
AI Phone Agents
Voice agents that answer calls, return them and book appointments, speaking naturally and handling interruptions on inbound and outbound lines.
- Clinics
- Service businesses
- Real estate agencies
- Support teams
Healthcare Clinic Operations
Assistants for clinic front desks and back offices: scheduling, patient intake and the paperwork that follows every visit.
- Clinics
- Practice managers
Life & Community Operations
Assistants that keep communities running smoothly, from resident and member requests to events, notices and day-to-day coordination.
- Residential communities
- Membership organisations
Real Estate Agency Assistants
Assistants for agencies that qualify enquiries, arrange viewings, keep listings current and follow up with buyers, sellers and tenants.
- Agencies
- Property managers
IT Security Systems
Systems that monitor infrastructure, surface threats and support security teams in responding before an incident spreads.
- Security teams
- IT operations
Private Small Language Models
Compact language models trained for a single organisation and run within its own environment, keeping its data under its own control.
- Regulated industries
- Data-sensitive teams
- Enterprises
Compliance Automation
Tracking obligations, gathering evidence and preparing audit-ready records, so compliance is maintained continuously rather than assembled at deadline.
- Compliance teams
- Audit-bound firms
Personalised Open-Source Models
Open-source models fine-tuned to an organisation’s own domain, terminology and workflows, without lock-in to a single vendor.
- Domain-specific teams
- Vendor-neutral buyers
3D & 2D Simulations
Interactive 3D and 2D simulations for visualising designs, testing scenarios and training teams before anything is built or deployed.
- Design teams
- Training providers
Supply Chain & Logistics
Intelligence across the supply chain: forecasting demand, planning routes and keeping shipments and inventory on schedule.
- Logistics operators
- Retailers
3D Avatars
Lifelike 3D avatars that give digital assistants a face and a voice, for customer service, training and brand experiences.
- Customer service
- Training teams
- Brands
AI for Learning & Education
AI tutors and course assistants that adapt to each learner, support educators and make learning available at any hour.
- Educators
- Training providers
AI-Generated Video Advertising
Advertising videos produced with generative AI, from script to final cut, ready for every channel and format.
- Marketing teams
- Brands
- Agencies
A team organized around your company.
You set the direction. You keep the authority. Your company retains authority over production releases, customer commitments, public communications, and sensitive decisions. These controls support oversight; they do not make AI error-free.
Your business knowledge carries into the work.
Your product facts, approved decisions, customer context, and operating rules give the team a common starting point.
Responsibilities connect instead of stopping at a draft.
Work has an owner, a next step, and a review point. The handoff should be visible—not hidden inside separate conversations.
Progress comes with something you can inspect.
Review the output and its supporting record. Distinguish work that is complete from work awaiting approval, blocked by a dependency, or needing correction.
Sending, spending and publishing wait for you.
Decide which systems the team may access and which work it may prepare. Sending, spending, publishing, and deleting require approval under MyndBoosters AI’s stated default controls.
- 3,000+
- Trusted by developers, startups and companies
- 1000+
- Integrations with the tools you already use
- 24/7
- Always on, even while your team is offline
What could move forward with a team behind you?
The product you keep postponing.
The customer conversations you need to prepare.
The support work competing with your build time.
The launch that needs everything to come together.
Tell us what you’re building—and where you need your team to begin.
Tell us what you’re building—and where you need your team to begin.