What Cue-Queue is

Your AI assistant is already capable. What it lacks is your work: what the job is, how your business does it, where its material lives, and what happened last time. Every new chat starts from nothing, so you explain it again.

Cue-Queue is where that lives. You connect it to the assistant you already use (Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini and others), and from then on your assistant can find:

• The instructions: what each job is and how your business does it, written once.
• The material: documents, spreadsheets, lists and drafts the work needs.
• The progress: what has been done, what is waiting on a person, and what is next.

Because all of that sits in Cue-Queue rather than in a chat, the work outlives the conversation. Close the chat, open a new one tomorrow on another device, and ask how it is going.

Not another AI

Cue-Queue does not answer you; your assistant does. There is nothing new to learn to talk to, and you can change assistants without losing anything, because the work was never inside the assistant.

People and assistants, one team

A workspace can belong to one person or to a whole organization. When a team shares one, everyone’s assistant follows the same instructions, several assistants can work on the same job at once, and a colleague can look in or pick up where someone stopped. Nobody undoes anybody else’s work.

What you do, and what your assistant does

You mostly talk. You describe work, answer questions, make decisions and review results. Your assistant does the setting up: it writes the instructions, creates what the work needs, and keeps track as it goes. The rest of these docs are largely about what to say.

You can also look at everything yourself in the web app.