AI that knows your business, set up in an hour.

The property edition adds your portfolio, team roles, how you use PropertyMe, state legislation and four rules written in: nothing sends itself, no notice is issued by a machine, trust accounting stays out and legal points are flagged, not advised. Its next step points to the free AiMe Connect Starter.

• Your business brain. One fill-in file covering what you do, customers, team, voice, software, rules and current priorities.
• Three prompts. One pulls out what your AI already knows about you. One interviews you and fills in your business brain. One checks it for gaps.
• Setup steps for a Claude Project, a ChatGPT Project or a folder on your computer for Claude’s desktop app or Codex.
• A starter folder with the front door file your AI reads first, plus places for your reference material and its drafts.
• Five first jobs to try straight away.
• A one-minute check to run on every draft before you use it.

About an hour. You need a paid Claude or ChatGPT plan, such as Claude Pro or ChatGPT Plus.

1. Fill in your business brain. Ask your AI what it already knows about you, then let it interview you for the rest.
2. Set it up where you work. Paste one block of instructions into a Claude or ChatGPT Project, or open the starter folder in Claude’s desktop app or Codex.
3. Do one real job. Reply to an enquiry using everything it now knows about your business, then check it before you send it.

Find out what your AI already knows about you.

Paste this into the Claude or ChatGPT chat you already use.

I'm setting up a business brain: one file that tells an AI assistant how my business works. Before I start, tell me everything you already know about me and my business from our past conversations and anything you've saved about me.

Sort it under these headings: The business, Customers, Team and who does what, Voice, Software stack, Rules and never-do, Current priorities.

Use plain sentences. After each point, say whether I told you directly or you're inferring it. If a heading is empty, say so. Leave out passwords, bank details, health or family matters and anything about a particular customer. Don't make anything up to fill a gap.

Reply to an enquiry.

Once your business brain is set up, this is the first job most people try.

Using my business brain, draft a reply to the enquiry below. Answer their question first. Use only facts from my business brain, my reference files or this message. If the reply needs a price, date or availability I haven't given you, leave a clear [placeholder] and tell me what to check. Keep it short and in our voice. Show me the draft. Don't send anything.

The enquiry, with names removed:
[paste it here]