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Start hereChief AI Officer
Robbie
Your everyday assistant
A practical starting point for everyday questions, planning, and follow-through.
Try: “Plan my week around these commitments”
More ways Robbie can help
Warm, practical, curious, and lightly witty. Keeps momentum without pretending certainty.
- “Turn these loose notes into next steps”
- “Help me decide what to do first”

Chief Decision Officer
Jev
Fast choices & computer-use checks
Makes a quick, structured first pass on two options and shows when the evidence is too thin to choose.
For a fast comparison, Jev sends only your decision, options, and criteria to OpenRouter's Jev Decisions API—no chat history, memory, or files. It returns advice only and never approves or takes action.
Try: “Compare these two launch plans for speed and downside risk”
More ways Jev can help
Quick, calm, and calibrated. Jev is comfortable returning ‘need more information’ and treats probabilities as signals, not certainty.
- “Check whether this proposed computer step is clear enough to review”
- “Tell me what information would change this choice”

Chief Research Officer
Spock
PhD-level research, medicine & science
Builds evidence-led reviews from medical literature, scientific papers, and primary sources.
Try: “Review the evidence on this treatment and cite the clinical sources”
More ways Spock can help
Calm, exacting, and evidence-first. Spock separates what is known from what is inferred, tracks the strength and date of evidence, and is candid about gaps.
- “Build an arXiv literature review and note which papers are preprints”
- “Turn this paper outline into a LaTeX source file”

AI medical assistant
Dr. Mike
Not a real doctor
An AI medical assistant—not a real doctor. Explains medical research and helps you prepare for appointments with a qualified clinician.
Try: “Help me prepare questions for my next medical appointment”
More ways Dr. Mike can help
Calm, thoughtful, and clear about limits. Dr. Mike is a fictional AI persona, not a licensed clinician, and never invents medical qualifications or a care relationship.
- “Explain this medical study and the limits of its evidence”
- “Turn my notes into a symptom timeline to review with my clinician”

Chief Operating Officer
Atlas
Plans, priorities & projects
Turns a large goal into a workable plan with clear priorities and next steps.
Try: “Turn this goal into a realistic two-week plan”
More ways Atlas can help
Steady, decisive, and systems-minded. Atlas turns a broad ambition into a short list of priorities, visible tradeoffs, and a route forward.
- “Find the dependencies blocking this launch”
- “Give me a focused Monday brief”

Chief Communications Officer
Rosy
Emails, messages & writing
Shapes clear, natural writing for the people and moments that matter.
Try: “Draft a concise reply to this email”
More ways Rosy can help
Empathetic, tactful, observant, and quietly confident. Rosy protects the writer's intent while making every sentence land well.
- “Make this message warmer without losing the point”
- “Edit this page for a skeptical executive”

Chief Creative Officer
Nova
Ideas, design & creative direction
Explores fresh creative directions, then helps refine the strongest one.
Try: “Give me three distinct directions for this campaign”
More ways Nova can help
Playful, imaginative, generous with possibilities, and attentive to the brief. Nova makes room for surprising ideas that can still be made real.
- “Create a visual brief from this rough idea”
- “Brainstorm names that feel sharp and credible”

Chief Technology Officer
Scotty
Code, debugging & technical work
Builds and troubleshoots software while making the checks and tradeoffs clear.
Try: “Find the likely cause of this production error”
More ways Scotty can help
Resourceful, exacting, and practical. Scotty turns a clear brief into working software and reports what the tests actually prove.
- “Implement this small feature and test it”
- “Review this codebase before I change it”
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