Diagram: you teach your Deputy once; it gives demos, presentations, and discussions to your whole team one-on-one; questions it can’t answer escalate back to you, your reply teaches it, and it grows.

Teach your Deputy your product.
It’ll handle teaching everyone else.Train your Deputy.
Let your Deputy train everyone else.

Record one demo and Deputy learns your product, then it fields the questions your team and customers keep bringing you — answering in your own words, with your sources cited.

Demo your product to it for one minute — or present it — and you’ll see what this means.

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One minute is enough.

You’re the expert. Overloaded.

You’re the product expert — you teach your product for a living. New hires, sellers, customers. The pings never really stop.

You shipped it Tuesday; you’ve explained it eleven times since — never to the same person twice.

You’d love to give every one of them your full, one-on-one attention. But that takes your up-to-date expertise, and there’s only one of you.

You need a Deputy.

Teach your Deputy instead.

Your Deputy is an AI that actually keeps up with you — because you teach it, and it never stops learning from you.

Here’s the trade: you teach one Deputy, and everyone else gets taught one-on-one — their questions, their pace, the moment they need it.

You teach it. It teaches them.

A demo for one, a walkthrough for another, a working session for whoever needs it. And when someone asks what your Deputy doesn’t know — watch.

Up close, one of those sessions looks like this.

Start with one short demo or presentation. That’s the whole setup. No magic from here — you’ll watch every step it takes, with receipts.

The moment you finish, Deputy drafts your briefing— a living document of everything you just taught it, organized and dated.

Read it in two minutes. Strike a line, edit another, approve the rest.

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BriefingsProduct briefing

Product briefing

Draft · 2 min read
Setup takes one calendar invite — no IT ticket.today
The Pro plan includes every integration.today
Billing is per team, flat rate.struck by you
Billing is per seat — viewers are free.your edit
Drafted by Deputy. Approved by you, line by line.

How your Deputy teaches.

Five ways, every one of them live and one-on-one — demos, presentations, discussions, meetings, and Slack.

Demos. It clicks through your real app, live.New

Your Deputy gives the demo you recorded — and when someone asks “where does that setting live?”, it opens the product in a live sandbox and walks the steps, taking questions as it goes. Showing, not describing.

Where do I turn on approvals?
your demo2:41
app.yourproduct.comlive sandbox
showing you live
SettingsApprovals
MembersWho can join this workspace
ApprovalsRequire sign-off before changes ship
NotificationsEmail and in-app alerts
Right there — Settings → Approvals.
A live sandbox, scoped to your product.

Presentations. It presents your actual deck.

Give the walkthrough once. From then on your Deputy presents it — flipping your real slides, narrating in your framing, and pausing mid-deck whenever the listener has a question.

Recorded once. Presented one-on-one, any hour.

Discussions. Live voice, sketching as it talks.

One question becomes a working session. Your Deputy talks it through at exactly the depth of the ask — and sketches as it goes: a diagram here, a checklist there, made on the spot to fit the question.

Discussion · liveHow would this fit a two-warehouse setup?
Deputy · discussing
Two-warehouse setupSketching
Warehouse ASyncWarehouse B
Split inventory by site
Route orders to the nearest site
Reconcile counts nightly
Artifacts generated live, during the conversation.

Meetings. In the room — answering when asked, taking notes.

Invite it to the call. Say “hey Deputy” and it answers out loud, right in the room. The rest of the time it listens like a new hire would — taking notes it keeps.

LiveTeam Q&A · WaterPro
MJMaya“Hey Deputy”

Does WaterPro hold up in a basement with no cell signal?

Deputy

It works offline — it falls back to intermittent wake-ups every 6 hours when there's no signal.

Deputy · speaking
WaterPro Hardware · § Power — from Rob

Slack. Camped in the channel.

The fortieth ask of the week, answered like the first — right in the thread, quoting the exact briefing line it came from.

product-help
Maya9:24 AM
Does WaterPro keep reporting if a unit loses cell signal in a basement?
Adrian's DeputyAPP9:25 AM
Yes. WaterPro works offline and falls back to intermittent wake-ups, so a unit with no cell signal still reports on a 6-hour cadence.
WaterPro briefing · v.35Works offline. Fallback wake-ups every 6 hours.View source

Slack · WaterPro

From now on it speaks only from your briefing — so you can read every word it will ever say.

How it earns your trust.

Five rules it never breaks — and every one of them ends at your briefing.

Every answer cites the line it came from.

Click a citation and the briefing opens to the exact line. If it isn’t in the briefing, it doesn’t get said.

It stays read-only until they upgrade — here’s the line.Briefing · Version support
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BriefingsVersion support

Version support

4 lines
Upgrades roll out over the quarter.
On the old version it stays read-only until they upgrade.
Every account keeps its data through the change.

It keeps learning — everywhere you already teach.

Hand it docs — it reads and reconciles, it doesn’t just index. Hit /saveon a Slack answer that’s gold. Invite it to a meeting where you’re explaining something valuable. None of it is required on day one.

Briefing · import
WaterPro-install-guide.pdfDropped in · 1.2 MB
Deployment · offline mode & wake-ups
Hardware · basement gateway relay
Telemetry · Bluetooth 6 sync
Added to your briefing

New information lands as a diff.

Everything is reconciled against your briefing: the stale line struck through, the fresh one beside it, dated. Conflicts get surfaced. Nothing lands without your approval. Nothing sneaks in.

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BriefingsBeta rollout

Beta rollout

Updated · 1 change

The beta rolls out in weekly batches of 50 — anyone can join today.

When it doesn’t know, it asks you.

Someone asks what isn’t in your briefing. Your Deputy won’t improvise — it pings you, and the question waits with you, marked pending.

DEPUTYnow

Jordan asked a question

“What happens if the site loses power mid-sync?”

Escalated to you · Deputy wasn’t sure

Answer once — Deputy handles it from here

Reply
Jordan · power-loss sync
What happens if the site loses power mid-sync?1

Your reply closes the loop.

Answer from your phone, out loud — thirty seconds in a hallway. Deputy cleans it up, delivers it to whoever asked, then finds the line in your briefing that just went stale, strikes it, and shows you the diff. You approve, of course.

The question finds you
DEPUTYnow

Jordan asked a question

“What happens if the site loses power mid-sync?”

Escalated to you · Deputy wasn’t sure

Answer once — Deputy handles it from here

Reply
Jordan · power-loss sync
What happens if the site loses power mid-sync?1
0:31Voice reply, thirty-one seconds
The asker gets your answer
product-help
Jordan Reyes9:41 AM
What happens if the site loses power mid-sync?
DeputyAPP9:42 AM
The sync is transactional — a power loss mid-run rolls back cleanly, and it resumes from the last committed batch when the site comes back.
answered
Deputy captured this answer and added it to the briefing.

Slack · WaterPro

The briefing catches up
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BriefingsBeta rollout

Beta rollout

Updated · 1 change

The beta rolls out in weekly batches of 50 — anyone can join today.

Every reply you send teaches it — so you never answer the same question twice.

Old answers don’t get to stay wrong.

Your Deputy keeps a record of what it tells people. Edit the briefing — a date slips, a limit changes, a feature ships — and it re-reads that record against the change, then hands you the list: who’s holding a stale answer, where they got it, and when. You approve the list.

Then it circles back to each of them, in your name: here’s what I told you, here’s what’s true now — citing the fresh line. And everyone it teaches hears the promise up front: if this answer changes, I’ll let you know. It keeps it.

The briefing changes
BriefingRoadmap
Offline mode ships with the spring release.
Offline mode ships next month, behind a flag.edited today
It finds who was told
2 people were told the old line
Priya S.Slack
Dana O.email
It circles back, in your name
Priya S.Direct message
DeputyAPP9:12 AM
In March I told you offline mode would ship in spring. That’s changed: it ships next month, behind a flag.
Roadmap · updated today
told Mar 4 · corrected today

Your briefing never rots. Neither does your Deputy. Neither do its answers.

Record your demo this afternoon. By tonight it’s teaching — one-on-one, on the record.

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Here’s mine. Ask it anything.

This is the live public Deputy that teaches Deputy — same briefing system, same rules, nothing staged. Every answer cites the exact line of my briefing it came from.

And if you ask something I haven’t taught it, it won’t make something up — it pings me, for real. That’s the loop you just read about.

This is my Deputy. Ask it anything about Deputy — or try to stump it, and watch what it does.

— Robert, founder
Robert’s Deputy
live · speaks only from Robert’s briefing

Ask Robert’s Deputy anything about Deputy. It speaks only from Robert’s briefing — and cites the line every answer came from.

Record one demo today and watch your Deputy come to life. Teach it your product, and it teaches everyone who needs it — your team, your sellers, your customers, every one of them one-on-one, always current.Record one demo today and watch your Deputy come to life. Train it on your product, and it trains everyone who needs it — your team, your sellers, your customers, every one of them one-on-one, always current.

Teach it once. It teaches everyone. You get back to building.Train it once. It trains everyone. You get back to building.

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Or record a presentation — your call.