A desktop app for Mac. You talk to one colleague. Behind them, a crew that was already there.
Why this
A chatbot answers. A coding app codes. A board tracks the work. You still sit in the middle: you split the job, paste the context, check the file, decide when to send. Each tool is good at one thing. The rest of the order stays yours.
The order is split by trade. That is what holds.
The model talks. You are still the coordinator.
It perfects one trade: the file. Research, copy, review, and the way out are still on you.
A board knows the list. It does not look the world up, write the page, or hold the message.
A single-target app is finished for one of those jobs. Here those jobs are already in the crew — each a trade, already a specialist. You give one order. You don’t glue three products together.
The crew
Seven trades. The Coordinator wakes only who the job needs.