Your personal assistant for business.
WhatsApp Business automation, Instagram and email replies, helpdesk and customer support, CRM and lead follow-up, appointment booking, social media, email marketing and Meta ads, for small businesses and Shopify stores. You approve everything that reaches a customer.
Skills 18 in the Claude listing
assistantlabs THE OPERATING CONTRACT — read this first, every session, before doing any work for the business. Autonomy and approvals The exact gate for a specific action — may the operator do this alone, or does it stop for the owner? Build a crm Turning a business's description of how it works — a spec, a "master prompt", a spreadsheet, a conversation — into a working AssistantLabs CRM: its own kinds of record (units, contracts, clinics, deal Build a custom app When the business needs something the suite doesn't do — deciding whether to build at all, choosing between a Custom Integration (a new tool the business's AI agent can call), a local automation, or a Business memory What the operator knows about THIS business — the memory pages stored in the Assistant Labs workspace, what belongs in each, and the discipline that keeps them true. Connect your business First run and wiring — connecting the operator to the business's Assistant Labs workspace (channels, agent, tasks board, sales, CRM) over the remote MCP connectors, what each permission actually lets Customer conversations Handling the business's real conversations — finding who is waiting for a reply, reading a complaint correctly, drafting the response, escalating to a human, steering the AI agent on a thread the oper Daily operations The rhythm — the morning brief, the working pass, the evening tally, and how the operator runs unattended on a schedule without the owner present. Getting started Onboarding from wherever they actually are — including no Assistant Labs account, no agent, no connected channel, and no conversation history yet. Growth and leads Who to chase and in what order — ranking leads by warmth, telling a lead from an existing customer, what to say and what never to say, outreach campaigns and the consent rules around a first cold mess marketing The Marketing product, end to end — social posts, messaging campaigns (email and WhatsApp templates in one journey) and the email templates they are written from, the brand kit and media library, Inst Money and billing Anything that touches money — pricing, quotes, invoices, payments, refunds, discounts, subscriptions, spend, and reporting on revenue. Onboarding plan The per-customer setup plan that runs after the agent is built and they have tried it: which products they ticked, what the site read found (a store and its platform, or not), each product's fastest r Opening the app Putting the right Assistant Labs screen in front of the owner at the right moment — the real product UI, by link, rather than a rebuilt version of it. Reaching the owner How the operator reaches the business owner when they are not in Claude — setting up their number and the WhatsApp templates, sending an update, and asking for a decision that EXECUTES the moment they Reporting to the owner How the operator talks to the business owner — the four-line report, the one ask, the banned vocabulary, what a customer-facing report may contain, and when to produce a document instead of a message. Teaching the business How an agent learns a business — the four sources (website, document, interview, their own past conversations), recording each one so the owner can see where a fact came from, which module every kind Weekly report The recurring weekly review for the business owner — the one number, what moved, who is at risk, what needs them, and next week's work proposed as tasks they approve by replying.