Chief of Staff · Pro and up
Harper
Harper’s job is to turn the team’s saved briefs into documents an executive can read: reports, one-pagers, decks and the Monday brief.
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What Harper does
- The company operations report
- One-page summaries for a named readerStudio
- Board and investor decksStudio
- The Monday ops brief
- The evidence package for an audit period, from Priya’s weekly snapshotsEnterprise
What you can ask
You ask Grant, and he brings in Harper for questions like these.
- “Write a one-pager on our security posture for the CEO.”Studio
- “Make a board deck for this quarter.”Studio
- “What goes in this week’s Monday brief?”
What you get
Needs a decision: two critical alerts in api have been open for 9 days (Priya). Spend: AWS’s forecast is 4.5% over budget (Liz). Delivery: 23 pull requests merged, 4% of deploys failed (Maya). No teammate’s brief covers uptime this week.
What Harper reads
Her teammates’ saved briefs, and the company documents a request names
When Harper works
When you ask Grant, and each Monday for the Monday ops brief, sent as the weekly digest when it is on.
What Harper may do
Read-only: reads the team’s saved briefs and writes reports from them.
What Harper never does
- Collect data herself: she writes from the team’s saved briefs
- Fill a gap with a guess
- State compliance, certification or uptime the briefs do not
