115 skills · 53 knowledge packs
Corey is an AI co-founder that runs inside Claude and does the recurring work of a small company: the morning brief, the books and the VAT, the invoices nobody has paid, the marketing, the website and the plan. Each job below names the skills that do it and links to a guide that shows the whole conversation. All of it is free for individuals.
The recurring work that keeps a one-person company upright: knowing what is due, clearing what came in, and writing down what happened so tomorrow starts from somewhere.
What is due today, what came in overnight, what is overdue and the one thing worth doing first. Set it once and it runs on a schedule.
Skills: morning brief, keep on track, gmail triage, daily update
Get Corey to run every morning →One screen over your own files and accounts, built with you in your own folder, not hosted by us.
Skills: command center, company hq
Build a command centre →The books, the tax and the cash. Corey does the preparation and shows its working; you, or your accountant, sign it off. The method comes from the finance packs and the UK guides, and it is reference, not advice.
Categorise and reconcile transactions, find the duplicate and the forgotten subscription, and keep the records in a state an accountant will thank you for.
Skills: finance advisor, cash runway
Bookkeeping with AI →Track the registration threshold, prepare the figures, check them against the rules and the deadline, and hand you a return to submit.
Skills: tax calendar, tax watcher, finance advisor
Do your VAT return with AI →See who owes you, draft the reminders in the right order, and work out the statutory interest and compensation when polite stops working.
Skills: bills obligations, stripe data
Chase late payments →Gather the year, estimate what you owe, set money aside for it and get the return ready before 31 January rather than on it.
Skills: tax calendar, cash runway
Self Assessment with AI →Getting found and getting customers, done on a schedule rather than in bursts. The marketing and sales packs supply the method; the skills turn it into weekly work.
Where your buyers are, what to say to them, the content to make and the schedule that survives a busy month, then the weekly drafting itself.
Skills: weekly content loop, blog post, linkedin post, keyword research
Build a marketing plan →Design, build and publish a site, then keep it current, fast and visible to search engines and AI answer engines.
Skills: astro website builder, seo audit, internal linking
Build a website →Shape the offer, build the pipeline and write follow-ups that sound like you, with nothing sent until you say so.
Skills: sales frameworks, grow business
Run a one-person business →Turning an idea into something that exists: the plan, the deck, the product and the app, with the operations packs behind the technical choices.
Test the idea before anything is built, work out who it is for and what has to be true for it to pay, then set the company up.
Skills: evaluate venture, get idea going, setup business
Start a business →The numbers and the argument in a form a bank or an investor will read, kept current as the numbers move.
Skills: new venture
Write a business plan →A tight spec and a first version worth shipping, built on a stack Corey knows to the level of limits and pricing, and checked before it is called done.
Skills: venture product spec, mcp app builder
Build a product →You ask in plain English, inside Claude. Corey works out which skill fits, reads the knowledge packs the job touches, and does the work in your own folder and the tools you have connected. It remembers your business between sessions, so the second VAT return starts from the first one rather than from a blank page. Anything public, costly or irreversible - sending, paying, publishing, deleting - waits for your yes.
The knowledge is the part a plain chat does not have. There are 53 packs across 5 departments, from finance (15), marketing (11), sales (2), operations (20) and running corey (5), each sourced and dated. The full list is on the knowledge base page.
Corey needs Claude Pro, or Cursor on its free tier, an empty folder to work in, and whichever of your tools you want it to reach. It will not file anything with HMRC, pay anyone or publish anything on its own, and it will not pretend a reference pack is professional advice: for tax, legal and regulated decisions it does the preparation and tells you what to check with an adviser. If it cannot do something you ask for, it says so, and the gap is reported so it can be fixed.
Corey is free for individuals and takes about two minutes to add to Claude.
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