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        "text": "A chief-of-staff-style assistant can help organize projects, summarize progress, identify stalled work, and route tasks to specialized assistants. It still needs accurate updates, clear priorities, and owner approval for consequential decisions.\n\nContext: Run My AI Business describes coordination between assistants for research, product development, video production, launch preparation, publishing, and operations. The central assistant organizes work; it does not replace the tools or expertise required to complete every task.\n\nKey factors:\n- A current project brief.\n- Defined responsibilities for each assistant.\n- Consistent status and handoff formats.\n- Approval points for publishing, spending, and external communication.\n\nPractical guidance: Ask for a weekly status report showing completed work, blockers, assumptions, and the next action. Keep source files and final decisions in a location the owner can inspect.\n\nThis setup can give a solopreneur a clearer operating rhythm without implying full autonomy.",
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