Without MCP
Claude can write a good plan. Then you copy it into messages, chase each person yourself and paste their answers back.
New in early access: tell your AI assistant what you want done, and Efforti gets every person on it. See the planner
Tell Claude, or any AI assistant that supports MCP, what you want done. Efforti gives every person their own part, ten people or a hundred, follows up with each one until it is done, and brings the answers back to your assistant.
The planner is in early access on Enterprise. We switch it on with you and set it up together, and details may change as we learn. Everything else on this site works today.
Write the intent once to your AI assistant. It drafts the plan and checks it against your real team, then Efforti gives each person their own part and follows up with every one until it is done. Ten people or a hundred: the same sentence. Everyone can still push back before a part becomes theirs, which is what makes a hundred at once safe.
Get all six sites ready for the December handovers. Every site engineer and supervisor gets their part. Preview it first.
Preview ready: 18 parts for 112 people across 6 sites, and every name matches someone in Efforti. 3 people are away, so theirs will wait until they are back. Send?
Send.
Sample company and sample data.
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is the open standard behind connectors in Claude and ChatGPT. It lets an AI assistant use other software through a set of named tools, the way you use apps on your phone. Connect Efforti, and your assistant can work with your team through Efforti, inside Efforti's rules.
Claude can write a good plan. Then you copy it into messages, chase each person yourself and paste their answers back.
Claude can see who is on your team and who is away, give each person their part, ask questions and read back what people said.
Claude can only reach your team through Efforti, so working hours, a daily limit per person and out of office all still apply.
During setup we connect Claude to your Efforti workspace with you. Efforti then appears in Claude as a set of tools Claude can use when you ask.
Talk the plan through with Claude: goals, owners and dates. Claude checks your team in Efforti, so names and leave are right.
Claude runs a dry run first: every name matched to a person, anyone away flagged, nothing written. Then each person gets their part to review.
Accepts, pushback, questions, blockers and check-in answers flow back. Ask Claude "how is the Q4 plan going?" and it reads them from Efforti.
Your assistant checks the plan against your real team before anyone sees it.
Send the Q4 plan to the team in Efforti. Show me a preview first.
Here is the preview. Six parts for five people, and every name matches someone in your workspace. Farhan is away Thursday and Friday, so his part reaches him when he is back. Shall I send it?
Yes, send it.
Your assistant only reaches your team through these tools. Efforti enforces the limits, whatever the conversation says, for ten people or a thousand.
People can push back before they commit. Once they accept, Efforti follows up until it is done, or tells you why before the date.
Every assignment says what done looks like. The review checks it, item by item.
No Claude needed: drop in a spreadsheet or PDF, paste a plan or type a sentence. Efforti shows what it understood before anything goes out.
The first message on WhatsApp is a hello from you that asks permission. One word stops WhatsApp messages, and the app still works.
Suppliers, clients and volunteers answer an ask from a link. No login, no seat, and they never see the plan or the team.
Open work sits in a pool anyone on the team can pick up, with a limit so nobody holds more than they can finish.
Sample teams and sample data. These walkthroughs show early-access features as they are designed today, so details may change before general release.
The Model Context Protocol, an open standard for connecting AI assistants to other software. A connected app shows up in the assistant as a set of tools with clear names and limits. Efforti's tools let Claude plan with your real team and hand the plan to Efforti.
No. Check-ins, follow-ups, blockers and the morning summary work on their own, on every plan, today. Claude is one way to bring in a plan, and in early access a plan can also come from a file or a typed sentence.
Claude acts when you ask it to in a conversation, and only through Efforti's tools. Every plan can be previewed first, people review their part before it becomes theirs, and Efforti's working hours, daily limit and out of office rules always apply.
Names, roles, teams and who is away, plus the answers, blockers and scores on the work it handed over. Not raw chat transcripts, and nothing Efforti does not collect: no screenshots, keystrokes or location.
We set it up with Claude today. MCP is the open standard behind connectors in Claude and ChatGPT, and other assistants support it too, so they can connect the same way. Tell us which one you use and we will say what we have tested.
One conversation can send several plans, and one plan can reach a whole department. What Efforti limits is how often each person is contacted: working hours, a daily limit per person and out of office apply to everyone, however many people a plan reaches.
Request it below. Early access is on Enterprise, and we set it up with you on a call. Bring a real plan.
Early access is on Enterprise. Check-ins and follow-ups work today on every plan, including Free.