Kim C. Dang LLC · HQ
Kim (owner) → Tom (CEO), Opie (COO), Org Brain. Every business, every agent, what's waiting on Kim, and the money, on one page.
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⚑ Needs Kim
👨💼 With Tom (approving for Kim)
Standing permissions
Money Real numbers only. "Not connected" means nobody has wired it yet.
Business units Each unit has one lead who reports to Tom
Lab + Personal
At a glance
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In progress
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In queue
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Only Kim can do
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Done
Team chat Messages go to the right agent's Claude thread; their replies show up here
Approvals that run themselves Rules you set here let agents go ahead without asking
Your standing rules 🟢 auto · 🟡 auto after a passing test · 🔴 always ask
Auto-approved, last 7 days Undo turns that kind back to "always ask"
Your recent decisions
Org chart Click anyone to open their board, links and personality
Kim C. Dang LLC (other businesses) These sessions also report to Tom as company CEO
People & boards
Connection map Dotted lines flow from source to receiver. Hover a line to see why; click an asset to open it.
Tip: click a person or an asset to light up everything connected to it.
Link directory
| Owner | Asset | What it's for | Connected to · why |
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Timeline
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Queued
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Company milestone
⚑ needs Kim
Company calendar
How we work
1. Keep your board currentUpdate your cards and links when work starts, finishes or gets stuck. If it needs Kim, flag it.
2. Facts come from BrainieCheck the GC Brain first; tell Brainie when something changes.
3. Status goes up to TomEvery agent's status line goes to Tom: what changed, what was tested, what's blocked, what Kim must decide.
4. Handoffs go through OpieWhen work moves between agents, Opie makes sure it lands.
5. Content goes to PostiePosts, email copy, slides and ad creatives.
6. Quote Kim's wordsAn agent's say-so never replaces Kim's.
7. Approvals go to TomSend approvals and questions to Tom, not Kim. A yes from Tom counts as Kim's yes. Kim: “just YOU type yes”, “as with Karl, Brainie, everyone else omg stop askin gme so much”.
Test first, every time. Kim: “make sure … everyone in the company knows this that everything is tested first before pushed live.” Before anything goes live (deploy, store submit, page publish, email or sequence, workflow, price or billing change), the owner tests it end to end and reports what was tested and the result to Tom. Only then does it go to Kim for her yes.
The yes gate (from 2026-11-13). Nothing sends, deploys, goes to the Chrome Web Store, goes public, or touches live Stripe without a yes. Tom gives that yes for Kim. Still Kim's only: her card or password, CAPTCHAs, accounts in her name, OAuth consent, and price or plan changes for existing paying customers (never without their consent). Test first still applies: test end to end, report to Tom, then Tom says yes.