Human surface on the same context graph
Answers from the teammate who sat in every meeting.
Neither reconstructs what happened — who was involved, what changed, and what evidence supports it — with inbox, handoffs, and governance on one graph.
Meetings pile up. Messages scatter. Nothing connects.
Same graph, human surface
Chief of Staff on the context graph your agents call.
Operators get inbox, cited answers, and handoffs on the same governed graph — not a second source of truth rebuilt from search.
One morning inside Neither.
A COO opens Neither after standup: source-backed board updates, nothing dropped overnight, no re-explaining context every Monday.
Email, Slack, CRM, docs, meetings
People, projects, blockers, decisions, evidence
Priority cards appear with source trails
Owners, deadlines, citations, next actions
Universal Inbox, backed by the graph.
Priority cards surface where ownership, urgency, and evidence are clear enough to act.
Trident renewal moved from watch to action
Security review reopened pricing. Draft owner handoff to Maya with source context.
Platform migration blocker needs executive decision
Data contract change is delaying Friday's customer update. Create priority card with decision options.
Board update needs source-backed status
Growth narrative changed after two account calls. Prepare cited risks, owners, and open questions.
Inspect the graph before rollout.
Review source evidence, permission boundaries, freshness, and auditability before connecting wider teams.
Chief of Staff — common questions
- How is this different from ChatGPT with connectors?
- RAG retrieves matching passages. Neither keeps the thread — decisions, changes, owners, and evidence — in a context graph that stays current for operators and agents.
- What sources can Neither connect?
- Email, chat, docs, meetings, CRM, and tickets feed the same graph. Answers and inbox cards cite the sources behind each claim.
- Who is the Chief of Staff surface for?
- Operators and executive teams who need cited answers, priority cards, and handoffs on the same governed graph their agents use.