The AI Execution Layer

Delegate the work.
Approve the output.

Two things AlexDLY does today. It turns a sentence into a delegated task with an owner, a checklist and an acceptance test. And it keeps a content approval queue that fills itself on a daily run, so you edit and approve instead of starting from a blank page.

Works with the AI you already use · ChatGPT · Claude · on your own keys

01 · Workflow delegation

You write one line, in the console or from Claude and ChatGPT through the MCP connector. What comes back is not a summary of your sentence. It is a task carrying the fields a handoff usually loses, because a model that has to improvise the same six things on every call should be filling in fields instead.

Owner

person or agent, routed by capability

Checklist

the steps, each one tickable

Done when

the acceptance test

Watch out

what usually goes wrong here

Blocked by

what it cannot start behind

Estimate

minutes, not a vague size

The date belongs to the owner

You suggest a date. Whoever picks the task up commits to it at the start. Until then the field reads as a suggestion, so nobody is held to a number they never agreed to.

It lands somewhere real

The task appears on the owner's agenda and sends a calendar invite you can accept in Google, Apple or Outlook. It does not live in a message thread.

It tells on itself

Stalled, running long, deadline pushed. Each one is flagged by name in the delegation ledger rather than waiting for you to notice in a standup.

Work arrives from where you already are

A delegation pushed from Claude or ChatGPT shows up as an arrival card saying which surface sent it, so a task never appears out of nowhere.

02 · Content calendar

A daily run puts dated items on the calendar, one per channel, each with a segment and copy to work from. You wake up to a queue instead of a blank page. Every item arrives proposed and nothing is approved until a person approves it.

Edit in the format it will post in

You rewrite the copy where you can see it laid out the way the channel renders it, then approve or reject item by item. No exporting to a doc and pasting back.

An agent edit withdraws your approval

If an agent rewrites an item you already approved, that item drops back to proposed. You approved what you read, not what was written afterward.

It records how each item was made

Every run stamps its own source on the rows it wrote. Ours went 41 runs on the deterministic fallback because our model key was dead, and it said so on every affected row rather than passing the output off as the model's. You can tell, per item, what produced it. Most tools will not show you that, and the ones that do not are the ones you should worry about.

Where this stops

Filling the queue and approving it is what we sell here. Approved items wait for a person to send them. We are not claiming one click publishing to your networks, and we are not claiming a model wrote these. Both are things we have to earn back with a receipt, and when we do, this paragraph changes and not before.

The numbers, and whose they are

We have no customer case study. There is no logo wall on this page because there is nothing honest to put on one. What we do have is our own business running on this, and the database it runs on.

122

tasks delegated

carried to done with a timestamp

538

items queued for approval

approved by a person

Read from the AlexDLY production database on 9 September 2026, unbroken since 6 July. One operator did all of that: we are not going to dress it up as a team. The gap between 538 and 13 is the point, because the approval gate is real and most of what the queue proposes does not get through it.

Where AlexDLY sits

Capability	AlexDLY	ChatGPT / Claude alone	Work OS (Monday, ClickUp, Notion)	CRM
Turns a sentence into a task with an owner and an acceptance test	Yes	No	Manual	No
Routes the same task to a person or an agent	Yes	No	No	No
Flags stalled work and pushed deadlines by name	Yes	No	Partial	No
Fills an approval queue on a daily run	Yes	No	No	No
Accepts work pushed in from ChatGPT and Claude	Yes, over MCP	N/A	No	No
Runs on the AI keys you already pay for	Yes	Is the AI	No	Add-on

We do not replace your CRM or your work OS. We sit above them and decide what should happen, then put the work in front of the person or the agent who is going to do it.

The first thing skeptics ask

"My conversations live in ChatGPT and Claude. Why would I add another tool?"

You are not replacing them. Keep working where you work. When something in that conversation needs to actually happen, push it here and it becomes a task with an owner, a checklist and a date somebody agreed to. The chat stays a chat. The commitment stops evaporating when you close the tab.

"What is not working yet?"

Two things. Publishing from the calendar to your social networks has run end to end once, which is not enough to sell, so we do not sell it. And our own model key is dead, so the last 41 daily runs filled the queue with the deterministic fallback instead of a model. Both are recorded in the product rather than hidden, and you would rather find that out here than after you pay us.

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Delegate the work.Approve the output.