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What changed

Small improvements. Less friction.

Recent improvements to how you use Armbrain.

Updates you can use

Recent product changes focused on what they make easier. Dates are in Central Time.

Clients Before and after

New: ten real questions, answered with and without Armbrain.

Ten real questions from a week of client work, answered by Claude alone vs Claude with 30 days of Armbrain memory.

Armbrain, switch to Ruiz Landscape and prep my weekly client review with Dana.

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Integrations Meeting intelligence

Your meeting notes now file themselves into the right client mind

Notes and transcripts from Granola route directly into the matching client mind. Armbrain pulls out decisions, commitments, and action items so you never have to re-read raw call notes.

Armbrain, pull my latest Granola notes from today and show me what commitments I made.

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Business OS Quarterly strategy

Quarterly rocks and sprint commitments tracked across every account

Surface promises past their due date and monitor quarterly priorities before weekly leadership meetings, without switching between multiple project boards.

Change these first:

CLIENTCOMPANY = Ridgeline Outfitters

Armbrain, switch to CLIENTCOMPANY and list all active quarterly rocks, current sprint tasks, and any commitments past their due date.

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Clients Brand memory

Teach a brand rule once. Every future draft remembers it.

Store client voice guidelines and operating boundaries once. Armbrain locks the instruction into that client mind for consistent future briefs and drafts.

Change these first:

CLIENTCOMPANY = Harbor Dental Group

Armbrain, remember a rule for CLIENTCOMPANY: never recommend discount pricing in campaign copy, always emphasize quality of care and patient trust.

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Follow-through Follow-through

Follow-up emails drafted in your voice, waiting for your green light

Turn meeting decisions into a recap email in your personal style. Armbrain holds the draft for your review before anything goes out.

Change these first:

CLIENTCOMPANY = Northstar Studio
CLIENTCONTACT = Maya

Armbrain, draft a follow-up email to CLIENTCONTACT at CLIENTCOMPANY summarizing our decisions and next steps from today's call. Show me the draft. Do not send it. Wait for my OK.

See how follow-ups work ->

Meetings Instant meeting prep

Instant executive briefs before every client conversation

Walk into client conversations fully prepared. Armbrain pulls together attendee context, previous decisions, and open commitments before you enter the room.

Change these first:

CLIENTCOMPANY = Northstar Studio

Armbrain, prep my meeting with CLIENTCOMPANY. Who is attending, what did we decide last time, and what commitments are still open?

Read the meeting prep guide ->

Briefings Daily briefing

Start your day with an automated cross-client briefing in Slack

Route daily client agendas, upcoming meetings, and overdue tasks into a private Slack channel or direct message every morning.

Armbrain, give me my morning briefing for today across all clients: calls on my calendar, promises due, and what needs my attention first.

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Platform Mobile experience

Smoother actions on mobile

Review queue improvements make mobile actions and progress easier to follow.

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Support Customer care

A dedicated place to get help

The new support page includes a form for setup, connected tools, account questions, and problems. Requests go directly to the support inbox.

Visit support ->

Platform Accessibility

Easier-to-tap review controls

Review controls now provide larger touch targets, making them easier to use on smaller screens.

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Integrations Email connection

A fix for starting Microsoft 365 connections

Fixed authorization when starting a Microsoft 365 connection without an existing session.

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