I am very curious what you all are building brains for and how you currently use them, or intend to use them?
One of the largest projects I've been working on for a while now is (obviously) a brain project.
With Command OS soon to be released as a significant upgrade for GHL Command, one of our users, Dane, told me a couple of months ago that he wanted a brain that could oversee his GHL accounts and intervene to avoid things like an employee texting or emailing a lead something like a calendar invite, or a follow-up sales pitch, not realizing that the lead had actually taken action on that item recently.
It makes us look stupid when we invite a "lead" to a sales meeting or resend them a sale nurture message, only to have them respond that they signed up 48 hours earlier.
We've all been there.
We've all felt stupid in that moment and thought of a witty response to cover our perceived ineptitude.
That conversation gave birth to the concept of an overseeing MASTER brain that controls and interacts with smaller individual brains, each of which is assigned to a unique client's GHL sub-account, with the ability to learn from our communication styles, to read conversations, understand the business model, sales materials, products and prices, interpret customer intentions and ultimately act on our behalf. If you are an agency running client accounts, that also means learning from and acting on behalf of your clients' accounts, should you so choose.
It does involve a Supabase account and lots of security and guidelines. It has taken weeks of testing, scrutiny and revisions to make sure it worked the way I wanted it to and it is ALMOST ready for deployment.
In fact, it's really the only thing holding back Command OS from public release today. Today, Claude suggested we release Command OS without it and add it in the coming weeks. I refused and said it was non-negotiable. It has to be included with the initial release. We will always upgrade and improve it, but it will be included, even if that means we have to delay the initial release.
That being said, it is VERY CLOSE, which means the release of Command OS is very close and I told you I would give you a 7-day notice before that day happens so anyone still on the fence of subscribing to GHL Command for $97 has the opportunity to take advantage the free upgrade.
Command OS is designed for agencies with team members needing access to the tool. It is an easy-to-use, browser-based version so that even your VAs can login remotely and run your GHL accounts without needing to learn GHL. In fact, most of it can be done without even knowing how to use Claude... and it will be priced accordingly.
Don't wait!
Every user subscribed to GHL Command on the day Command OS is officially released will get the free upgrade and keep that $97/mo price!
SOOOOO... That is the brain project I have been building. What have YOU been building?