After 15 years building startups and operating as a CEO, I realised how little of my day was actually the work I was there to do. Most of it had quietly been eaten by internal conversation, much of it nuanced and ambiguous: confirming a meeting time, untangling a vague request, chasing one person for the detail that unblocks everything else, re-reading the same thread across Slack, Gmail and Outlook to remember where it landed. None of it was hard. All of it was mine. And it never stopped. KiTT is the chief of staff I wanted for exactly that. It connects to the tools you already live in, Slack, Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Notion and Drive, and sits across the whole stream. It triages what actually needs you, drafts replies in your voice, books the meeting, and chases the missing detail before it ever reaches your plate. Nothing goes out without your approval, unless you choose to let it resolve the routine clarifications on its own. What makes it more than another assistant is semantic memory. KiTT learns from your real messages: who your people are, how you write, what matters this quarter, what is noise and what is not. It builds a genuine model of your world that gets sharper the longer you work together, so it stops feeling like a tool you operate and starts feeling like someone who already knows the context.

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AI Chief of Staff - KiTT is the Chief of AI Co-workers.

AI Chief of Staff - KiTT is the Chief of AI Co-workers.