What people actually hand it

AI that researches a prospect and writes the first approach

The General reads public sources about a specific company and person, decides whether they actually fit the brief, writes an approach grounded in what it found, and then owns the follow-up sequence.

AI that uses a real browser on your own accounts

The General drives a real Chrome session rather than an API, so it can work inside portals, directories and tools that have no API and would otherwise need a person.

AI that attends the meeting and then does what was agreed

The General joins the call, keeps the recording, transcript and write-up, and then turns what was committed to on the call into actual queued work rather than a list of bullet points.

AI that works your inbox and never drops a follow-up

The General reads the mailbox you already have, triages what actually needs you, drafts what does not, and keeps chasing the threads that went quiet.

AI that answers the phone and books the job

The General answers a real phone line, handles the conversation, and completes the thing the caller rang about, then writes the outcome into your systems.

AI that keeps the CRM current without data entry

The General writes what it did into the CRM you already have, so the record reflects the work rather than somebody's memory of it.

Founders raising capital

Wrong investors, wrong timing.

Private equity diligence

Surface-level diligence.

University advancement

Prospect research is manual and slow.

Political fundraising

Donor lists are stale.

Background diligence

Information is scattered.