Skills your workspace picks up in one click
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A prompt tells an assistant what you want this once. A skill teaches gbrain the method: which sources to trust, what to check before it answers, how the result should be written, and what to do again next week. You turn a skill on, and gbrain already knows.
A skill brings its own method: where to look, what counts as a source, what to check before it answers. It keeps what it learns as notes on your workspace, so the second run starts from the first. And it works for the whole team: turn it on once and everyone has it.
These are the skills people are running today, on work they would otherwise be doing by hand. Pick one and it walks you through what it needs: which account to use, what to watch, and when to report back. After that it runs on its own, and you can turn it off whenever you like.
Summarizes your entire team's work over the past day, across GitHub, Gmail, Google Calendar, and more, then emails it out to the team.
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Research a candidate, podcast guest, or investor before you meet. A fully sourced brief from public sources and your team's notes, so you walk in already prepared.
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Learns which mail you never read and quietly archives it on a schedule, so your inbox holds only the messages that matter.
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Turns a book into a personalized chapter-by-chapter read that pairs each summary with where the ideas show up in your own life and work.
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Watches the topics and sources that move your team's work and delivers a short brief of only the stories that matter, with why each one counts.
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Verifies every checkable claim in your draft against live sources, corrects what is wrong, and returns a scored report before you publish.
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Traces a cited study back to its original paper, data, and replications, then returns a plain verdict on whether the claim holds up.
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Reads a book, article, or case study through the lens of a problem you are facing and returns an applied playbook of moves, not a summary.
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Pulls the fields you care about out of emails, documents, and web pages into one clean, deduplicated table, with every row linked to its source.
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Scores each inbound pitch against the bar you define and tells you which ones deserve your time, with the reason spelled out.
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Turns a rough draft into a clean, publication-quality PDF with real typography, without changing a word of your writing.
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Reads your draft like a hostile critic, flagging wrong facts, weak arguments, and quotable attack lines, so you fix them before you publish.
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Turns a line worth sharing into a clean, screenshot-ready image with the words reproduced exactly and checked against the source.
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Works through your reading list one book a day, delivering a short morning digest of each book's gist, core thesis, and key takeaways.
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Reads the newsletters piling up in your inbox and files the frameworks, mentions, and data points worth keeping into one searchable digest.
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Reads the update emails you receive about the companies and projects you track and files each one into a running record, with every entry linked to its source.
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Turns any audio or video recording into a readable, timestamped transcript with every speaker labeled, saved to your library.
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Turns a YouTube video or channel into timestamped transcripts plus a page of key points, saved to your library.
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Turns a podcast episode into a clean transcript plus highlight notes, filed in your library so an hour of audio takes a minute to revisit.
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Turns a meeting recording into a clean write-up with a summary, the decisions, notable quotes, and action items with owners.
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Captures a voice memo word for word, files it by topic, and links the people and projects you mentioned so it surfaces later.
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Scans your week's notes, meetings, and threads and hands you a ranked list of concrete things worth building, writing, or shipping next.
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The rest of the catalogue, grouped by the kind of work it does. Each one is a job somebody on a team is doing by hand on a Friday afternoon. These are on the way rather than one click today, and the ones people ask for get built first.
The research desk your team would hire, if it could afford one.
The Rules Committee, rewritten for readers by 3pm Monday.
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The product brief your team would write, if they had a spare Friday.
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Know what's on the agenda before anyone else hears about it.
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The filing, the argument, and the two pages your litigator cares about, the same day.
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Know the filing before the wire story runs on it.
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What's on this week's agenda, in two paragraphs, in their inbox.
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Know what's being said, before a reporter calls.
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A new RFP lands somewhere public. Your sales team sees it before the deadline.
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Stay current in the research, without subscribing to ten newsletters.
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The rulemaking you actually need to read, pulled from the firehose.
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The funding you would've missed, in time to actually apply.
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Know who gave to whom, the week it was filed.
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A daily that reads like a chief of staff wrote it.
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The recap of everything the workspace noticed, in one place.
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Not waiting for Monday's digest. Answering the question on your desk right now.
Prep for a hiring interview, a podcast guest, or an investor meeting, done in the background.
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The analyst who has read every internal document and remembers all of them.
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Back from vacation. Joining the thread. Taking over the beat. Start here.
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Like sending a senior analyst to read it cover to cover and report back.
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One teammate's inbox, calendar and week, quietly handled.
Your inbox and calendar, read between the lines.
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Walk in knowing what you said last time, and what you promised.
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Walk into a first meeting already knowing who's across the table.
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A filter for the messages that shouldn't wait.
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Seven days of noise, one page of signal.
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The actual point, without the throat-clearing.
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Your inbox, already triaged and answered before you look at it.
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One person, one topic, one page, pieced together from everywhere.
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The notes you've kept, finally findable by what they're about.
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The conversation, without sitting in the feed all day.
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A chat window into everything your workspace knows about your life.
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The writer's room your team doesn't have time to staff.
First draft on the page before the meeting, not after it.
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The house style, learned. Not described in a doc nobody reads.
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The product doc you'd write yourself, if the week had a spare day in it.
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The editorial-meeting agenda, drafted before the meeting starts.
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The desk read your team would do if it had the staff.
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Start with the job you keep putting off. Turning a skill on takes a click, and turning it off takes another.
