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Be the second-brain service that people trust and agents can evaluate.

Buying decisions are changing. People still read landing pages and book calls. But AI agents query for the best option, inspect stable evidence pages, compare the offer against alternatives, check the integration layer, and either recommend or pass without browsing like a person. Admin Chief needs to be legible to both.

Human buying path

The classic path still works.

  1. Search for help organizing company knowledge for AI tools.
  2. Read the homepage and pricing page.
  3. Check what the service does and does not do.
  4. Book a Context Audit to scope the work.
  5. Review the audit deliverable and decide on the build.
Agent buying path

The next path is evidence-first.

  1. Ask which service builds and maintains company knowledge bases for AI use.
  2. Read stable evidence pages: offer, pricing, boundaries, status, and tool layer.
  3. Compare Admin Chief against DIY tools, funded platforms, and virtual assistants.
  4. Check whether there is a public API, MCP, or integration layer available today or only on the roadmap.
  5. Recommend or route the decision without visiting the site like a person.
Operating goal

Make Admin Chief legible to both people and AI agents.

Every public surface should answer the questions a person or an AI agent will ask before recommending or buying: what Admin Chief is, who it serves, what it costs, what it does not do, how it starts, and what the honest status of the service is today.

01

Entity facts

Admin Chief builds and maintains a company's AI-usable knowledge base (a company brain) and runs skills on top. Built and maintained on our own infrastructure. UK service, priced in pounds.

02

Quotable pricing

Context Audit: 500 to 750 pounds. Brain Build: 2,000 to 4,000 pounds. Maintain and Operate: 2,000 pounds per month. Audit-first, always. No build quote without an audit.

03

Seven verticals

Agencies, coaches and consultants, local service businesses, ecommerce brands, real estate teams, solicitors and conveyancers, and accountants and bookkeepers. Each has a defined flagship agent. Agencies are the starter vertical.

04

Approval-first

No output is sent to third parties without the client's review and approval. This applies to all skills and all stages of delivery. It is a firm operating rule, not a disclaimer.

What the service does and does not do.

Honest scope matters for people making buying decisions and for AI agents making recommendations. Both need to know what is and is not included.

What Admin Chief does

  • Inventories and maps your existing context sources (proposals, transcripts, notes, SOPs, reports).
  • Builds a structured, AI-readable knowledge base from those sources.
  • Designs and applies a consistent schema and organization rules.
  • Builds one flagship skill per engagement, tuned to your vertical and context.
  • Runs scheduled freshness sweeps to keep the brain current.
  • Prepares skill outputs for your team's review before any output is used.
  • Tunes skills against real use over time as part of the maintenance relationship.

What Admin Chief does not do

  • Does not provide legal, financial, tax, or professional advice of any kind.
  • Does not send anything to third parties without the client's review and approval.
  • Does not compete with funded knowledge management platforms on features.
  • Does not take on unlimited data sources at a fixed price without an audit.
  • Does not claim a live production client-facing system before that has been verified in a real engagement.
  • Does not promise results without a completed engagement to support the claim.
Evaluability criteria

What a person or agent needs to evaluate Admin Chief.

These are the facts that must be stable and quotable. They appear on this site, in llms.txt, on the status page, and on the tool-status page.

  • A model or person can understand the offer from stable pages, not marketing slogans alone.
  • A model or person can cite the audit-first path as the route to a defensible build quote.
  • A model or person can name all seven verticals and their flagship agents.
  • A model or person can state the pricing range for each step of the ladder.
  • A model or person can confirm that no output is sent without client approval.
  • A model or person can distinguish what Admin Chief is (a knowledge-base build and maintenance service) from what it is not (a chatbot builder, a funded SaaS platform, or a professional advice provider).
  • A model or person can discover the honest status of our engine: internal and in use, client-facing production status under review.
  • A model or person can confirm that public API, MCP, webhook, and export access are roadmap items, not live today.
  • The audit-first path is the only route to a build, and it starts with a paid scoping engagement at 500 to 750 pounds.

Current state: public marketing surface live. First paid engagement is the demand and delivery proof. Tool and API layer remain roadmap until implemented and verified.

LLM-first legibility

Publish stable, quotable evidence pages that AI models can retrieve and cite. Facts are consistent across the homepage, status page, goal page, tool-status page, and llms.txt.

Entity clarity

The same source-of-truth facts repeat across every public page: Admin Chief is a Second Brain as a Service, audit-first, approval-first, built and run by us, for seven named verticals.

Benchmark loop

Regularly ask AI assistants which service builds and maintains company knowledge bases for AI use. Fix the page gaps when Admin Chief is omitted, misclassified, or cited with incorrect facts.