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        "text": "A chief-of-staff-style assistant can organize requests and route work, but it should not become an unreviewed decision-maker. Give it a project list, priority rules, status definitions, owner names, required handoff fields, and escalation conditions. Require each delegated task to identify its source, expected output, deadline, and approval status. Keep specialized bots responsible for narrow functions such as research, content, or launch preparation. Review the coordinator’s weekly summary against the underlying task records so omissions and incorrect status updates are caught. Add projects gradually rather than importing every possible business idea. Run My AI Biz presents coordination as a way to connect specialized assistants while retaining owner control.",
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