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No. Jarvis is the expert: ask it in plain words, out loud or typed, and it finds the right module and does the work. It can reschedule a routine, copy a team, draft or archive an article, move a calendar event, start a mission or clear out old notes, following each page's own rules, so it reaches only what you could yourself. Before it removes anything or changes what others rely on, it asks on a card that names exactly what. From Pro up, it works every module on your plan. Meet Jarvis.

They are capable agents you run for yourself. This is a platform for an organization: members, roles and plans, each organization on its own AI keys, every tool call and decision priced and on record, long work with a budget and approvals you set kind by kind, routines that run on a schedule, and a graded test suite every week. OpenClaw's own documentation says its gateway is not a multi-tenant security boundary; here, the boundary between organizations is the starting point. See how missions compare.

You bring your own provider keys and pay your provider directly - we bill a flat subscription for the platform. Keys are encrypted at rest and never shared between organizations.

Yes - subscriptions belong to your organization. Invite teammates up to your plan's seat limit; everyone shares harnesses, archives and the usage pool.

Yes - the voting system was built to clear a statutory electronic-voting bar. Every ballot is anonymized yet backed by a verifiable receipt, eligibility can be restricted by roster or role, quorum is tracked automatically, and closed votes are immutable. You can even publish an initiative to the world for transparency while keeping the ballot itself limited to your organization.

Yes. Each chapter of a manuscript can be storyboarded: frames are rendered from the text, and any frame can be animated into a clip at one of three quality tiers with the price shown first. Rendering runs on your own image and video provider key, at the provider's price.

Anytime, self-service - your plan runs to the end of the paid period and simply doesn't renew. Downgrades apply at the period boundary; upgrades apply immediately.