Communications OS

You are not building one Project. You are building five.

• Company Voice Project — your messaging house, brand pillars, tone, what the company stands for, the language the company uses, the language the company never uses
• Executive Voices Project — a separate context profile for each executive you write for. The CEO’s voice. The CFO’s voice. The CHRO’s voice. Each one trained on their actual past communications
• Stakeholder Map Project — employees, leadership, board, press, regulators, investors, and how the message has to land for each one
• Change & Crisis Project — your change-communication frameworks, your crisis playbook, the past moments and how they were handled
• Press & External Project — press relationships, past coverage, journalist preferences, response templates

Every AI chat starts with the right context loaded. The CEO ghostwriting context never bleeds into the press release context. The crisis context stays separate from the everyday announcements.

The skills are not generic writing tools. They are tuned to your company narrative and your executives’ voices.

• An Internal Announcement skill that drafts company-wide messages in the company voice, calibrated to the news (good, hard, neutral) and the audience
• An Executive Ghostwriting skill that writes in any of your loaded executive voices for emails, all-hands, LinkedIn posts, board memos, or town hall scripts
• A Press Response skill that drafts holding statements, on-the-record responses, and full press releases in the company voice and against your standard structure
• A Change Communication skill that turns a strategic change into a stakeholder-mapped communication plan with the specific message for each audience

Skills run on demand from any conversation. The work you do every week, captured once.

A plugin is a complete mini-team in one install: the skill that does the work, the agent that runs it, and the connector to your tools. Drop it in. It works.

• You will build the Announcement Plugin end to end
• The announcement Skill that knows your company voice and messaging house
• A planning Agent that maps the announcement to every stakeholder group: employees, leadership, board, press, customers
• A drafting Agent that produces the message variant for each stakeholder, in the right voice, at the right length, with the right framing
• The Calendar and Drive connectors that pull the related context (the strategy doc, the legal review, the HR alignment) and schedule the rollout
• Bundled together so what used to take three days of drafts and rewrites becomes a complete, stakeholder-mapped announcement package in an afternoon, ready for your editorial and political review

Once you understand how one plugin is built, you can build the next one yourself: a crisis plugin, an executive monthly note plugin, a board update plugin, a change rollout plugin.

• A Monday Briefing that arrives before your first coffee. Pulls upcoming announcements, executive comms in flight, the press inquiries open, and the stakeholder moments coming this week
• A Friday Wrap that writes itself at 5pm. Surfaces what shipped, what slipped, what landed well, and the open loops moving into next week
• A Reputation Pulse that runs in the background, watching coverage, social sentiment, and internal signals on the messages you already shipped

Routines run on a schedule. Plugins run on demand. Together, they keep the function moving without you holding every piece.

A shared workspace where Claude works alongside you in the document, not in a chat window.

• Internal announcements drafted and finalized in one sitting, in the company voice
• Executive emails ghostwritten in the right voice, with the right tone, before the executive has had a chance to ask
• Press releases worked through paragraph by paragraph, with you holding the line on tone and risk
• Change communications structured around the stakeholder map, with the message for each audience drafted and ready for review
• Town hall talking points and Q&A prep built before the meeting, not during