Work lives in too many places
Outlook, Slack, Teams, Trello, ClickUp and OneDrive. No single source of truth.
TeamOS · 90-day engagement
TeamOS is a Team Operating System we design around your leaders, prove with the operator first, then train the team on. Claude is the intelligence layer. ClickUp holds the work. Granola turns meetings into action.
The reality
Outlook, Slack, Teams, Trello, ClickUp and OneDrive. No single source of truth.
Leadership wants visibility without more calls, so the operator assembles updates all week.
Calls are recorded and notes sit in a folder. Tasks never get an owner or a date.
The team adopts tools its leaders have never sat in, so sponsorship stays theoretical.
Dashboards are rebuilt in slides and already stale. No live picture of what is blocked.
Voice, deck, brief and SOP live in one person's style, so every output starts from zero.
TeamOS
This is not a pile of licences. Work comes in from the tools the company already uses. Claude reads it as one picture of the company, does the work, and writes it straight back into the same tools.
Inputs
Intelligence and orchestration
Reads your company context, does the work and sets up the next action.
Understands context
Uses tools
Takes action
Runs in the background
Outputs
Writes back into the same tools · closed loop
How it comes together
Company operating loop
Beat 1 of 4
A conversation happens
Weekly leadership
A conversation happens
Granola captures it. No second note-taker. No private transcript sitting unused.
Claude reads the company
The note sits next to ClickUp, OneDrive, and the leader's priorities. Claude already knows the people and the work.
Actions land in ClickUp
Owned, dated, and in the right list. Not a chat message that disappears.
Leaders see the picture
A morning brief. A Friday update. A board pack drawn from the system, not from chasing people.
The 90 days
We do not start with a company-wide rollout. We design and test with the operator, sit one-to-one with the executive team, then train the group. An in-person week locks it in. Wrap-up leaves it running.
Weeks 1 to 4
01 / 05
Design and test
Build it with the operator first
Who's in it
The operator
Weeks 1 to 4
Build it with the operator first
Map the before-state, stand up Claude, ClickUp and Granola, and get the operator into flow. Nothing rolls out until this works.
Who's in it: The operator
Week 5
Each leader gets their own chief of staff
Separate sessions with the CEO, CFO and leadership team, on the same system with personal context. They use it first.
Who's in it: The leadership team
Weeks 6 to 11
The team learns the work, not a tool tour
Weekly live, recorded sessions: coordination, communication, creation, applied to work already in flight.
Who's in it: The wider team
Week 12
We come to you
A week in the office: one-to-ones, a group session and a demo of what the system now does.
Who's in it: Everyone, in the room
Week 13
Handover, then we step back
Final session and a recordings library for new hires. The accounts, skills and dashboards are yours. You are not locked in.
Who's in it: Yours to run
How we teach
Every AI Powered programme runs Context, Customise, Create, Connect. On this engagement those four moves become how the company coordinates, communicates, and creates.
The company second brain: people, files, priorities and work.
Voice, style and skills, so outputs look like the company.
Decks, briefs and assets shipped from the system.
ClickUp, Claude, Granola and Microsoft 365 in one loop.
What you leave with
Who this is for
A tireless chief of staff, and a team that updates itself.
The Friday update and board pack come from the system.
Leaders use it first. One-to-ones come before the rollout.
Licences exist, adoption does not. One way of working.
Questions
Both. We design and install TeamOS with your operator, then train leaders and the team on that system. You do not get a generic curriculum dropped on unused tools.
The core loop is Claude, ClickUp, and Granola, sitting on Microsoft 365. If Slack, Trello, or another tracker is in the way, we decide in design what stays and what gets absorbed. We work with what you already pay for.
If the CEO and the rest of the leadership team have not used the system, the rollout is theatre. One-to-ones make each leader's AI chief of staff real, then group training has air cover.
No. The shape is fixed: coordination, communication, creation. The order and the content are designed as we learn the team's needs. That is the point of the design weeks.
Yes. The AI week is in your office. One-to-ones through the week, a group session, and a demo of the system in use. Travel is scoped in the engagement.
The accounts, the ClickUp spaces, the Claude projects and skills, the recordings, and the dashboards. We can stay on. You do not have to.
We map where the operator is overloaded, which tools you already pay for, and whether a design-first engagement is the right next step. This is not a checkout.
Share who carries the load
Map your tools and 90 days
Scope the build together
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Upgrade the leaders. Train the team. Leave the Team Operating System in their hands.