For CEOs, founders, chiefs of staff, executive teams

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Personal AI stack for executives.

OpenNash helps executives understand AI, see how peers are using agents, and securely set up OpenClaw or Hermes for daily briefings, research, inbox workflows, board prep, and follow-up.

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The work that is quietly eating margin.

Learn what matters. See the playbooks. Run agents safely.

1AI is moving faster than the executive team can track
2Peers are already using agents, but the practical playbook is unclear
3OpenClaw and Hermes can do real work, but they need secure setup
4Executive context is scattered across email, calendar, docs, CRM, Slack, and calls
5Sensitive actions need permissions, logs, and review before agents can run
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The closed-loop system OpenNash builds.

Same operating pattern, tuned to Executives workflows.

01 Intake

Capture

Read work from the tools your team already uses.

02 Reason

Decide

Classify, retrieve context, choose the workflow, and flag risk.

03 Draft

Produce

Create the response, report, memo, update, or work product.

04 Approve

Control

Route judgment-heavy or sensitive actions through human review.

05 Learn

Improve

Measure outcomes, exceptions, quality, and cycle time.

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High-value use cases.

Start where the volume, pain, and business value overlap.

Use case 1

Executive AI briefing

Gets leaders current on agents, risks, use cases, and where AI is creating real operating leverage.

Use case 2

Peer use-case walkthrough

Shows how CEOs, founders, chiefs of staff, and operators use agents for research, prep, follow-up, board work, and internal operations.

Use case 3

Secure OpenClaw setup

Configures workspace, memory, tools, channels, permissions, logs, and review gates around your executive workflow.

Use case 4

Secure Hermes setup

Sets up Hermes for browser work, research, task execution, and repeatable personal workflows with controlled access.

Use case 5

Daily briefing workflow

Pulls calendar, email, docs, CRM, news, and team updates into a concise source-linked brief.

Use case 6

Meeting follow-up workflow

Captures decisions, owners, risks, and next steps, then drafts follow-ups for review.

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Before and after.

Representative outcomes depend on scope, data quality, systems, and volume.

Before

Manual drag
  • AI knowledge comes from headlines and demos
  • Agents are tested ad hoc
  • OpenClaw and Hermes feel powerful but unsafe
  • Briefings and follow-up are manual
  • Sensitive access is not clearly controlled
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After

AI-enabled ops
  • Executives know what AI is useful for
  • The team sees real peer playbooks
  • OpenClaw and Hermes run in controlled environments
  • Briefings and follow-up become repeatable workflows
  • Sensitive actions require review
Executive AI fluency
Workshop
Representative range
Briefing prep
-80%
Representative range
Follow-up leakage
-60%
Representative range
Agent access
Controlled
Representative range

Next step

Set up your executive AI stack.

Book a 30-minute meeting or email [email protected] with the workflow that hurts, the tools involved, and what success would look like in 90 days.