
- Finds recipes from what you have
- Rescues a dish from a photo
- Adapts meals for dietary needs
Choose help by the work you need. Each specialist has a clear role, useful context and the right tools—so you can explain the situation normally.





Core Team reduces that barrier by organising capability around familiar jobs—at home, in school, behind a shop counter and inside a working day.




Go directly to a specialist when the work belongs to one domain. Choose a team when the outcome needs several specialists working together. Either way, you begin with capability—not a blank chat box.

Paperwork specialist
For a clearly defined domain: letters, forms, missing records and filing preparation.





Five coordinated specialists
For a larger outcome: keeping the recurring work of running a home in one coordinated place.
The whole journey is visible: find the capability that fits the task, explain the situation and follow the work through to a decision or outcome.
Browse specialists by role and capability.

Send a message, photo or voice note.

See progress, approvals and completed work.

The sample begins halfway through a real piece of work. Open the workspace, inspect what the specialists have done and decide what should happen next.
I’m a UX designer exploring how agentic AI could become useful without asking people to assemble and operate complex systems.
I have experienced that setup burden myself and seen the same barrier keep other people inside basic chat. Core Team is my attempt to design a more familiar doorway.
Core Team is a self-initiated design project; the demo is a working prototype built to test the idea.