01 On my desk
What's on my desk.
Take it and use it as a basis, but make it your own.
A new agent. Still in planning and testing, more on it soon.
In tray Testing. Not cracked yet.
- Turning my time audit prompt into an agent
- A way for my agents to talk to me, Zoom and Teams style
Out tray Written up and ready.
02 From my screen
What actually happened.
Real screenshots from my desk. Some worked. Some didn't.
Worked One prompt checks next week's meetings for agendas and pre-reads, then hands back a chase list.
Half worked Copilot tidied the headings, numbering and dot points. Headers, footers and page numbers it still left to me.
Missed the point Outlook's Get coaching pushed every suggestion softer. It read the words, not the relationship.
03 The seat
What no AI knows about your executive.
- Nothing, until you tell it.
- Who gets "Dear" and who gets "Hi"
- What gets escalated, and what quietly doesn't
- How they like the numbers laid out
- What they want flagged before anything goes
That's yours. None of that lives in a tool.
04 What you won't find here
No theory and no hype. What I tried at my desk, and what happened when I did.
05 Products
Built at my desk, written up so you can build yours.
The Executive Voice Ghostwriter
The Claude Project I built to draft in an executive's voice. Built and run on my own paid Claude plan.
View the Claude edition
The Executive Voice Ghostwriter
The Copilot agent I built to draft in an executive's voice. Needs a Microsoft 365 Copilot licence.
View the Copilot edition06 Follow along
Every week, on LinkedIn.
That's where I share what I'm testing, as I test it. When something needs more room, I write it up in full on The EA Desk, my Substack.