Exec Workspace Setup is a Clone skill that onboards an executive's inbox and calendar access safely, one area at a time, and verifies each step before going live. Executive assistant, chief of staff and IT admin clones use it when a clone starts supporting a new leader. It needs no separate app connection and keeps access narrow until it is proven.
We're setting you up on the CEO's inbox and calendar. Walk us through it.
We will add one area at a time. Inbox read access is verified; next is calendar view. Nothing goes live until every check passes.
| Step | Access | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Inbox: read only | Verified |
| 2 | Calendar: view only | In progress |
| 3 | Calendar: propose changes | Not started |
| 4 | Go-live check | Not started |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Your clone begins with the narrowest access, such as reading the inbox.
Each new area, like calendar access, is added only after the last one is confirmed.
A final check confirms everything works as agreed before the clone starts real work.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Exec Workspace Setup to work as part of their job.
It is the process of giving an assistant safe access to a leader's email and calendar. With Clone, your clone follows a protocol that adds one area at a time and verifies each step before going live.
The skill guides the connection process itself. Inbox and calendar access are added step by step as part of onboarding.
Executive assistant, chief of staff and IT admin clones use it whenever a clone begins supporting a new executive.
Starting narrow limits risk. Clones are default-deny, and adding access in verified steps means problems show up early, when they are small.
Updated October 2026