AI role definitions
AI employees for a care facility: role definitions whose drafts a person approves
CareMAR maintains fourteen checked-in role definitions covering marketing, sales, partnerships, compliance, finance, and operations. They describe reviewable work products and are manually invoked. They are not installed customer projects, schedules, autonomous workers, or approval to process PHI.
What is an AI Employee?
A repository role definition documents the job, allowed inputs, knowledge boundaries, work products, and escalation points. The generated workforce manifest distinguishes runnable definitions, stubs, and unverified status without claiming a vendor installation.
The 14 roles
AI Secretary
PlannedClassifies a supplied inbound artifact and prepares a response draft or proposed time options; no inbox polling or calendar writes.
- Invocation:
- Manual invocation
- Status:
- Repository definition
AI Sales Engineer
PlannedPre-call briefs, SOW drafts, fit-call synthesis, vertical-specific pitch decks assembled on demand.
- Invocation:
- Manual invocation
- Status:
- Repository definition
AI SEO Specialist
PlannedDraft Google Business Profile audits, schema reviews, and local-search recommendations from supplied evidence.
- Invocation:
- Manual invocation
- Status:
- Repository definition
AI Content Writer
PlannedBlog posts, case studies, vertical landing page copy — written to the founder voice, fact-checked against source docs.
- Invocation:
- Manual invocation
- Status:
- Repository definition
AI Head of Creative
PlannedImage prompts for DALL-E / Midjourney / Imagen, brand visual guidelines, video scripts, asset libraries.
- Invocation:
- Manual invocation
- Status:
- Repository definition
AI CMO
PlannedDraft strategy briefs, KPI summaries, review notes, and a decision queue from supplied records.
- Invocation:
- Manual invocation
- Status:
- Repository definition
AI Social Manager
PlannedDraft social posts and summarize supplied public engagement records; nothing publishes automatically.
- Invocation:
- Manual invocation
- Status:
- Repository definition
AI Head of Partnerships
PlannedInstitutional outreach to bar associations, CLE providers, state healthcare associations, referral networks.
- Invocation:
- Manual invocation
- Status:
- Repository definition
AI Customer Success
PlannedDraft check-ins and summarize founder-supplied account signals; no automatic contact or offer.
- Invocation:
- Manual invocation
- Status:
- Repository definition
AI Build QA Reviewer
PlannedWebsite handoff QA: Lighthouse, accessibility, schema validation, broken-link sweep, React Doctor pass.
- Invocation:
- Manual invocation
- Status:
- Repository definition
AI Accountant
PlannedBookkeeping, monthly P&L close, quarterly tax prep, expense categorization against the Chart of Accounts.
- Invocation:
- Manual invocation
- Status:
- Repository definition
AI Legal Compliance
PlannedCompliance issue-spotting for human review; legal conclusions and forms require qualified counsel.
- Invocation:
- Manual invocation
- Status:
- Repository definition
AI Head of COO
PlannedEngagement tracking, capacity planning, project ops, sprint-week status against the master build calendar.
- Invocation:
- Manual invocation
- Status:
- Repository definition
AI Chief of Staff
PlannedSynthesis of supplied, reviewed role outputs, decision logs, and founder-brief drafts.
- Invocation:
- Manual invocation
- Status:
- Repository definition
Frequently asked questions
- What is an AI Employee?
- In this catalog, it is a checked-in role definition with inputs, boundaries, and expected work products. It is manually invoked. It is not proof of a configured vendor workspace, scheduler, inbox, or autonomous worker.
- How is an AI Employee different from an AI Skill?
- A skill defines a bounded task and output. A role definition can coordinate several skills for a broader review artifact. Neither file implies a schedule, retained customer context, or authority to act externally.
- How do you hire an AI Employee?
- A discovery call can scope a manually supervised, non-PHI example. Vendor selection, workspace configuration, data handling, account ownership, scheduling, and price require separate written approval; none of them is enabled today.
- Can an AI Employee replace a human hire?
- No. These role definitions help prepare recurring drafts and analyses for human review. People remain responsible for judgement, relationships, approvals, and every external or consequential action.
- Which employee should I hire first?
- The one whose work currently leaks. If you do not have a weekly marketing summary, start with the CMO definition. If your inbox is the bottleneck, start with the Secretary definition. If you keep skipping social posts, start with the Social Manager definition. The point of the first one is to take a recurring weekly task off a person's plate as a reviewed draft — not to add a capability you have never had.
- Are AI Employees HIPAA-safe?
- The shipped business-operations roles are not approved to process PHI. A role that could approach resident data must remain disabled until its data flow, vendor terms, BAA coverage, access controls, and facility approval are confirmed.
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