Chief of Staff
Agent. Writes the brief every weekday.
The morning brief is a job in Ai1, the AI agent platform by MyZone AI: a recipe that runs on a schedule. Every weekday the Chief of Staff pulls together your priorities, blockers, meetings, the decisions waiting on you and the follow-ups due, in the order they matter. It drafts and recommends; anything sent, committed or changed waits for your OK.
Know what needs you first
Decisions and blockers at the top, not buried in your inbox.
Walk into every meeting ready
Each meeting comes with the context and what you need to decide.
Nothing falls through
Every open loop has an owner, a next step and a date.
At a glance
| Starts | A set time each weekday |
|---|---|
| Schedule | Every weekday, at a time you choose |
| Needs from you | Your top goals, your meetings and your projects |
| You get | A short brief: priorities, blockers, meetings, decisions needed and follow-ups |
| If it can't finish | A passing problem, such as a brief outage, gets a limited number of retries. If the run still cannot finish, it goes to the job's owner instead of looping. |
| Agent | Chief of Staff |
| Also tracks | Open loops: owner, next step, date, status and what it recommends |
| Changes | Nothing without your OK |
Most owners start the day in their inbox, answering whatever arrived last. The important things, the decision only you can make or the project that is quietly slipping, wait until it is too late. The brief puts them first, every morning.
How this differs from the Chief of Staff on its own: the agent does the work when you ask; the job makes sure it happens every weekday without anyone asking.
How it works
A simplified view. The brief is ready when you are.

Pulls today's meetings, open tasks and anything waiting on you.
Puts decisions and blockers at the top.
Adds the context and the decision for each meeting.
You approve, delegate or park each item. Nothing is sent without you.
What you get every weekday
Example with a fictional business. Names and figures are invented to show the kind of brief you get.
What it was asked: What do I need to know and decide today?
| Decide today | Three decisions, each with the options, the cost of waiting and a recommendation. |
|---|---|
| Priorities | Six quarterly priorities: four on track, one at risk, one behind. |
| Risks | Five risks with their trend, and two actions from last week's meeting that slipped. |
| Meetings | The leadership meeting: a 60-minute agenda built around the decisions. |
Built-in guardrails
The Chief of Staff works under human approval, every morning.
Better together
The agents, skills and recipes behind this job.
Agent. Writes the brief every weekday.
Agent. Feeds project status into the brief.
App. Follow-ups land on one list.
Recipe. Its fix list shows up in Monday's brief.
Common questions
Your top goals, your meetings and your projects. The Chief of Staff builds the brief from them.
It also tracks your open loops: the owner, next step, date and status of each one, and what it recommends.
Yes. You choose the time and the days. The times on this page are examples.
Set it for before your first meeting, and you start the day knowing what needs a decision.
No. It drafts and recommends.
Anything sent, committed or changed waits for your OK. The brief tells you what needs a decision; you make it.
Where you already work, such as Slack, Microsoft Teams or email.
You do not need to open another app to read it.
We will set up the morning brief on your own calendar and projects, and you read the first one with us.