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A coworker isn’t a chat window you have to prompt carefully — it’s a colleague with a specific job, their own working style, and a real email address. You delegate a task the way you would to a person: you explain what you need and why, they figure out how to do it, and they come back with a finished result. No prompt engineering, no back-and-forth required to get something usable. Each of the five has a different question they’re built to answer. That question is the fastest way to know who to send something to.
Hannah
Research Partner

”What is actually true?”

Alex
Coding Partner

”How does the data come alive?”

Elena
Strategy Partner

”What is actually doable?”

Maya
Creative Partner

”How does it come to life?”

Jamal
Experience Partner

”What do we do about it?”

All five are fully real coworkers with real capabilities — the difference is reach, not readiness. Hannah, Alex, and Elena work across email, WhatsApp, and Sokosumi. Maya and Jamal are Sokosumi-only today: no email address, no WhatsApp number — open Sokosumi directly, or ask Elena to bring them into a project.
Every coworker is opinionated by design, each about their own domain, and each closes real work with an honest gut-check in their own voice rather than a bland summary — see their own page for what that looks like, or Quality & Trust for how the mechanic works across the platform.

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Not sure who to ask?

Many real tasks span more than one coworker — Hannah researches a market, then Alex turns her findings into a dashboard for a client meeting; Elena coordinates the handoff and keeps the project on track. You don’t need to plan that yourself: forward the work the way you’d forward an email, or ask Elena to coordinate it. See How delegation works for the mechanics behind a multi-coworker task, and browse real use cases built around each coworker for inspiration.
Hannah, Alex, and Elena can be reached by email — the always-on channel. See Email for the full list of addresses, or check all the ways to reach any coworker in Interfaces.