A Work Agent for Solopreneurs

Give Floatboat a client request, a voice note, or a weekly operating goal. Your Work Agent uses approved files and methods in its workspace to prepare proposals, deliverables, follow-ups, and review-ready next steps while you keep control of every commitment.

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Solopreneurs and one-person businesses · New client · Proposal and kickoff

Working

Combine a voice memo, client context, offer template, and open questions into a proposal package.

▱ Call voice memo▱ Service template▱ Client background

I’ll run the “Turn a client call into a proposal” workflow, starting with the materials you provided.

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·Capture the callRunning…
·Recover client context
·Draft the proposal
·Review and send

Organizing context and preparing editable deliverables

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Ask a follow-up, add files, or ask the agent to revise the deliverable…

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What Solopreneurs Can Delegate

A solo business moves between proposals, client delivery, and operating reviews without a separate owner for every role. These workflows keep the relevant files and decisions connected, making each handoff between responsibilities explicit rather than rebuilding context from memory.

Common tasksTurn a client call into a proposalPrepare a client delivery packRun a weekly business reviewProposal draftCover emailKickoff checklist

Turn a Client Call Into a Proposal

The problem

Every role starts from your memory

Client promises, pricing logic, project history, and next steps often live in notes that only the owner can interpret.

What the agent handles

Combine a voice memo, client context, offer template, and open questions into a proposal package.

Capture the call · Recover client context · Draft the proposal · Review and send

Deliverable

An editable proposal, cover email, assumptions, and next-step checklist.

Human boundary: The owner approves scope, price, claims, commitments, recipients, and timing.

Prepare a Client Delivery Pack

The problem

Polished work competes with billable work

Proposals, decks, updates, and follow-ups must look complete even when there is no production team behind them.

What the agent handles

Organize source files, decisions, progress, and the current deliverable before a review or handoff.

Select project files · Recover decisions · Prepare deliverable · Package the update

Deliverable

A client-ready artifact, progress note, decision list, and follow-up items.

Human boundary: The owner verifies quality and decides what is appropriate to share.

Run a Weekly Business Review

The problem

Small commitments create a large queue

A call can produce a proposal, invoice note, research task, calendar hold, and several messages that all depend on one another.

What the agent handles

Bring active work, follow-ups, upcoming deadlines, and unresolved decisions into one operating brief.

Collect open work · Group by business role · Set priorities · Prepare the week

Deliverable

A weekly brief with priorities, prepared actions, and deferred decisions.

Human boundary: Floatboat prepares the view; the owner chooses priorities and makes commitments.

Floatboat Capabilities for Solopreneurs

A solo operator supplies the business context and instructions that give an agent a useful role. These capabilities retain files, task progress, and results across responsibilities, with review and important actions still governed by the owner rather than inferred from a conversation.

Agent Workspace

an Agent Workspace that preserves Solopreneurs project context can keep client work, operating files, content plans, decisions, and editable deliverables connected, so every role continues from the same business context.

The same context stays available across follow-ups, revisions, and recurring work, so the agent can continue from an inspectable project instead of starting over in a new chat.

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Project files

▱ Call voice memo

▱ Service template

▱ Client background

Agent run

Proposal draftCover emailKickoff checklist

Flow Mode

Flow Mode for revising Solopreneurs deliverables while speaking can capture a spoken update or rough idea while the working brief, next actions, and editable deliverable develop together in real time.

It is useful when the work becomes clearer through conversation: you can redirect the draft while it is taking shape instead of waiting for a complete first version.

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Listening and editing

Proposal draft

AI Scheduling Assistant

Turn sales follow-ups, delivery milestones, and recurring administration into prepared work blocks with the right files, context, and expected outcome.

Calendar time becomes an execution context with the relevant files and expected result attached, while changes and external actions remain reviewable.

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MTWTF

Prepared: Proposal draft

Multiple AI Models

Choose models for research, drafting, analysis, or fast execution while keeping the same source material, instructions, and business context in place.

The model can change with the stage of work while approved files, instructions, prior decisions, and deliverables remain in the same workspace. Users do not need separate provider API keys for officially available models.

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Auto

Automatic routing

Same workspace context

Claude Opus 4.6

GPT-6 Astra

Gemini 3.1 Pro

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Is Floatboat a CRM or business-management suite?

No. Existing systems remain the records for customers, accounting, and projects. Floatboat is a Work Agent that uses an approved workspace to prepare specific assignments and return editable deliverables.

Can it run my business without me?

No. It can prepare work, expose decisions, and repeat approved steps, but the owner remains responsible for priorities, promises, pricing, customer relationships, and external actions.

Can it use my proposal and delivery templates?

Yes. Add the offer language, structure, pricing assumptions, brand voice, and review checklist that apply to the current client.

How do I keep one client's context separate from another?

Use separate project workspaces and folders, narrow file access, apply clear naming, and review connector permissions before reusing any workflow.

Will it send proposals or invoices automatically?

Keep external sending and financial commitments behind explicit owner approval. A prepared action is not the same as an approved action.

Which task should I automate first?

Choose a frequent task with stable inputs and an output you already know how to judge, such as proposal preparation or a weekly client update.

Can a workflow change as the business changes?

Yes. Saved methods should remain editable so new offers, tools, clients, and approval points can be reflected without starting from zero.

Draft the proposal without outsourcing the promise

Give the Work Agent the client brief and your template. You approve scope, pricing, and every reply before it goes out.

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