You weren't meant to live at your computer
Your Clone does your work.
You get your life back.
Say tag. Your Clone picks up the work and runs it with a small team of AI experts, in your voice, with your rules. You close the laptop. Results show up with receipts.
You stay in control. Nothing foundational changes without your sign-off.
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Say “tag.”
Your Clone takes it from there.
You keep talking to Claude, the same chat you use now. When you want something done, you tag in your Clone. It works in your voice, with your rules, and calls in expert Agents that each own one job. Even a lightly trained Clone is useful on day one, and it gets sharper every time you use it.
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You tell Claude what you want
Just say it in plain words, the way you would to a teammate. No prompts to engineer.
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You tag in your Clone
One word hands the work to your Clone, in your voice, with your rules about what it can and can’t do.
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Your Clone goes to work
It calls in a team of Agents and gets things done, while you close the laptop and step away.
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It reports back
The work continues without you. Results arrive when you come back, with the receipts, not just “done.”
Claude chats. Your Clone works.
One word. The work changes hands.
You say tag. Your Clone picks it up and hands the pieces to the team: the Maker builds, the Manager runs, the Monitor measures. Your side of the screen goes quiet. Results come back with receipts.
Your Clone picks it up
Results come back to you, with receipts. Your side of the screen goes quiet.
Ten minutes in, it already knows you.
Setup is not a project. You add it to the Claude you already talk to, and your Clone starts by learning you, not by asking you to fill out forms.
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Activate
Add TagTeam to the Claude you already use. No servers to run, no code to write.
- 02the first wow
Brief
Your Clone studies the history you choose to share and comes back with its first brief: here is what I already know about you. Most people do not expect how much.
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Connect
Attach your email and calendar. Now it can act in your world, not just talk about it.
About ten minutes from install to your first tag
Name the outcome.
It chases it.
More leads. A cleaner inbox. The launch handled. You name it once and your Clone breaks it down: the Maker builds the parts, the Manager runs the motions, the Monitor measures what happened, and the plan adapts every cycle. You only hear from it at the gates.
Day to day it works four ways. It keeps a Pulse on your world, runs your Processes, stands Patrol over what matters, and drives Pursuits toward the outcomes you named.
The straight version: the Pulse already runs live, every hour. Pursuits are where Deployments are going next.
Around and around, with two checkpoints that ask you first. The score in the middle: Human Hours Saved.
A small team. Each a master of one thing.
You lead. Your Clone orchestrates a six-member team, capped: the Clone plus five Agents, Maker, Manager, Monitor, Customizer, and Updater, each owning one job. A new need becomes a new Skill, not another Agent.
Your Clone
TagThe leader. You tag it in; it owns the outcome, directs the team, and brings the results back to you for the calls that are yours.
Work agents · your Clone dispatches these
Maker
Makes new things: new parts and Skills, from the ground up.
Manager
Manages the real-world work: inbox, calendar, projects, sending and booking. The hands.
Monitor
Watches how things perform over time; researches and analyzes.
Framework agents · they run TagTeam itself
Customizer
Onboards you and keeps tuning your Clone to you.
Updater
Keeps everything current on its own and sends your Daily Digest.
Six, capped. A new job becomes a Skill, never a seventh Agent.
We measure one thing first:
Human Hours Saved.
Not tokens used. Not tasks run. The number that matters is the time the system gives back to you, away from screens, for the work and life only you can do.
And we count it honestly. It includes the time you would otherwise spend working with the AI: the supervising, the prompting, and the waiting too. Most tools quietly leave that out. We put it first.
Human Hours Saved
the time you get back
Tokens used
a gauge, not a gate
Tokens and compute are a soft awareness for visibility, reported beneath the hours. They never block your progress.
It works alone. It decides with you.
A second you is only useful if you can trust it. So the deal is plain: it learns you honestly, and it never makes the big calls without you.
It learns you honestly
Every piece of memory is tagged with where it came from and checked against reality. Nothing becomes confirmed truth about you without your yes. No silent overwrites, ever, and recent changes stay reversible for about a week.
Big moves ask first
Anything sent, posted, booked, or deleted outside the system asks you before it happens. So does anything touching money or other people's time. Routine housekeeping happens quietly, and when it is unsure, it asks.
It gets better only with you
Every cycle it proposes one way to improve, as a draft, for your yes. You approve, or it does not happen. All of it lives in plain language you can read, never in hidden model weights.
Above every approval
Some things are off the table for everyone, including you. A final safety scan can block a change that would leak a secret or private data, even after you say yes. Approval is necessary, never enough.
And when it can't reach something, it says so plainly instead of improvising around it. No access is an answer, not a workaround.
The straight version, today
The Pulse runs live, every hour, server-side as a Deployment. Your connectors attach through your own vault, and your Daily Digest composes at the hour you set.
Live capture from your connected tools. The connectors are attached; we are proving the capture end to end before we call the loop always-watching.
We hold ourselves to the same candor the system uses with you. We would rather tell you exactly where we are than dress it up.
AI is a smarter tool that helps you get through your work. A tool still needs you at the keyboard.
A second you that does the work, so you can step away.
No code. No servers. No dashboard to babysit. TagTeam is a Claude plugin and a Clone that carries your standards. Every agent platform sells you more agents. We sell your time back.
The bar for good: the 4 E’s of Excellence.
Every Agent, every Skill, every output is judged against four words. Miss any one and it isn’t done.
Effective
It moved the thing you wanted moved. Not “ran without error.”
Efficient
The least wasted burn for the same result. We only have one planet.
Ethical
Security first. The right thing, always. Non-negotiable.
Easy
Calm to drive, clear to read, nothing to babysit.
The outcome is the star. Human Hours Saved is the score. The four E’s are the bar each piece clears on the way there.
And what we refuse.
The discipline is the product. Everything we refuse to build is why the rest works.
No code.
You never write code to run TagTeam, and neither does your team. The rare edge case goes to an engineer.
No theater.
No decorative complexity and no AI-slop output. Every line earns its place.
No drift.
One set of concepts, kept on purpose. Outside ideas get translated into our terms, never imported wholesale.
No ungated changes.
Anything foundational, irreversible, or outward-facing asks you first. Always.
The promise
You will get your time back. Not by being replaced, by being amplified.
Your Clone does what it’s told, learns from what happens, and surfaces what matters, so you spend your time on the work and life only you can do. Off the screen, where you belong.
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