Assign the job.
Name the job. Marta takes the seat.
Jarel
They take the job.
You keep the call.
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Hawthorn MSAChief · Marta · Erik
Pull §12.2 of the Hawthorn MSA against the playbook floor.
Mon
Chief
Three months of fees. Playbook is twelve. I’ll have Marta check the other supplier caps.
Mon
Flag it as an exception before the partner meeting. Don’t treat the other agreements as done until she’s looked.
Yesterday
Chief
Noted. Marta has the data room. I’ll keep the brief off your desk until the floor is settled.
Yesterday
How the office works.
Ask the office like a colleague. They collect, search, and draft, then they wait.
Assign the job.
Name the job. Marta takes the seat.
Hand it off.
Chief asked Marta to collect the NDAs.
Wait for you.
They finish the work, then hold. Filing stays a human call.
Leave the file.
Erik leaves the note in the office, not only in chat.
Give each agent a job
One chat for the whole project. The brief, the table, and the draft share sources.
Chief
Right hand
9:41
Questions.
What can I give an agent?
Collect files, search the web, draft a note, run a review. You name the job. They do the work, then they wait.
Do agents act without me?
They take the job and stop at the decision. Filing, sending, and the call stay with you.
How is this different from the assistant?
The assistant is one chat with sources you can open. Agents are seats in an office: they hand work to each other, keep a job, and wait.
Chief
Right hand
Tell me what needs attention.