Your AI chief of staff that remembers.
Q remembers the decisions and unfinished work scattered across your meetings, messages, documents, and apps. It brings back what matters, then helps you move it forward.
Coming soon to CueAsk what happened. Q brings back the decision and where it came from.
Work has a memory problem.
Tomorrow's Northstar pilot depends on a decision in Slack, a promise in Gmail, a number in a spreadsheet, and a deadline from a meeting.
Nothing is missing. It is simply scattered. You are still expected to put the story back together.
AI gave everyone a team. It forgot the chief of staff.
Codex writes the code. Claude drafts the launch. Notion holds the brief. Slack carries the decision. Each moves one piece forward, but none keeps the whole story. You still have to remember how the pieces fit.
You have more help than ever. You also have more to manage.
You brief. You review. You correct. You hand things off. You explain the same context again. The agents are working, but you are still managing the work around the work.
Every agent knows its task. None of them knows your whole day.
Q holds the shared thread. It remembers the decisions, sources, and reasons behind each task. It prepares the next handoff and waits for your approval before anything important moves.
The manager needs a memory, too.
Q builds the context for you.
Q builds the context for you.
Q keeps the work moving.
It remembers the thread, prepares the next moment, and carries the full brief when another agent should take over.
Memory
Ask without rebuilding the backstory.
Q gathers the meeting, messages, proposal, and promise behind the question. Then it gives you the part that matters now.
“Prepare me for tomorrow's call with Northstar.”
Prepared brief
Tomorrow with Northstar
10:00–10:45
Last meeting
Procurement needs a security review before signing.
Recent messages
Maya asked for revised rollout dates.
Open proposal
Draft three still includes the old implementation timeline.
Unresolved promise
You said you would send security answers before the call.
Q suggests
Send the security answers, confirm the rollout dates, and update the proposal before 10:00.
Useful memory needs clear boundaries.
Q should remember what helps, show what it knows, and wait before meaningful work leaves your hands.
You choose what Q can access.
Connect the meetings, messages, documents, and apps that are useful. Leave the rest out.
Saved memory stays visible.
See what Q remembers, correct what is wrong, and remove what should not follow you into the next conversation.
Looking is not remembering.
A screen you deliberately share can help with one request. It should not quietly become permanent memory.
Q prepares; you approve.
Q can assemble context and prepare a draft or handoff. Sending, sharing, or changing meaningful work waits for you.
Chief of Staff for Cue
Less to hold in your head.
Q is coming to Cue for Mac. When it is ready, we will send one email. That is all.