THE SCRIBE
Guardian of the Ledger
THE SCRIBE
The Scribe is the finance and records profile. It parses finance data, classifies expenses, and builds local dashboards and .finance files. Google Sheets and Workspace writes need credentials; Google Drive operations are roadmap.
Parse & classify finance data
Reads uploaded spreadsheets or CSVs, classifies fixed and variable costs, and outputs structured .finance files.
Local dashboards
Builds break-even, margin, and KPI dashboards from local data without external credentials.
Google Workspace writes
Creates and updates Google Sheets when a service account or OAuth credentials are configured.
A cafe owner needs to understand their true profitability. The Scribe receives their expense data, creates a .finance file categorizing all costs (rent, supplies, labor, marketing), builds a dashboard showing daily break-even point, and alerts when margins drop below target.
THE HERALD
Voice of the Brand
THE HERALD
The Herald is the brand and communications profile. It drafts copy, builds content calendars, and creates presentation outlines. Google Docs and Slides creation works when connected; publishing to Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Mailchimp is roadmap.
Copy drafts
Writes brand copy, ad variations, and messaging frameworks from a brief or .design file.
Content calendar
Plans campaigns and editorial calendars with publishing dates and channels.
Google Docs / Slides
Generates documents and deck outlines when Google Workspace is connected.
Social publishing
Prepares posts for review; direct publishing to social platforms is roadmap.
A construction company wants to attract more residential clients. The Herald interviews the founder to understand their unique value, creates a .design file capturing the brand essence, builds a 6-month content strategy with weekly social posts, and launches a targeted local SEO campaign.
THE COLLECTOR
Keeper of Payments
THE COLLECTOR
The Collector is the payments profile. It runs dry-run invoices, subscriptions, and revenue reports, and creates Stripe payment links. Live charges require a Stripe secret key; Stripe Connect is roadmap.
Dry-run invoicing
Creates invoice drafts and subscription schedules locally before any live charge.
Revenue reports
Builds MRR, ARR, and churn reports from Stripe data or mock data.
Payment links
Generates Stripe Checkout and payment-link URLs.
Live Stripe execution
Processes real charges, invoices, and webhooks when STRIPE_SECRET_KEY is set.
A coworking space sells day passes, monthly memberships, and meeting room bookings. The Collector sets up Stripe Checkout for each product type, configures subscription billing for memberships, creates an automated invoicing system for corporate clients, and builds a revenue dashboard.
THE GUARDIAN
Protector of the Realm
THE GUARDIAN
The Guardian is the security and policy profile. It audits key strength, detects providers, and logs policy checks. NVIDIA GPU allocation and NemoClaw integration are roadmap.
Key-strength audit
Scans configured keys for length, entropy, and exposure patterns.
Provider detection
Identifies which service each key belongs to and surfaces unused credentials.
Policy logging
Records access decisions and security checks for review.
A marketing agency uses multiple AI models and has API keys for five different platforms. The Guardian creates a secure vault for all credentials, sets up role-based access so each hero only sees what it needs, configures NVIDIA for optimal inference costs, and establishes audit logging.
THE STRATEGIST
Master of Operations
THE STRATEGIST
The Strategist is the operations profile. It plans projects, tasks, and checklists locally and coordinates via Google Calendar, Gmail, and Slack when connected. Notion and a Google Tasks PM suite are roadmap.
Project planning
Breaks goals into milestones, tasks, and checklists.
Calendar management
Schedules events and reminders through Google Calendar when connected.
Email & Slack
Sends briefings and reminders via Gmail and a Slack bot when tokens are set.
External PM tools
Notion and Google Tasks PM suite integration is roadmap.
A design agency juggles 12 client projects simultaneously. The Strategist creates a master project timeline in Google Calendar, assigns weekly tasks to each hero, sends daily briefings to the founder, and flags when a project is at risk of missing its deadline.
THE DIPLOMAT
Bridge Between Worlds
THE DIPLOMAT
The Diplomat is the relationships profile. It tracks clients and vendors, drafts follow-ups, and uses Google Workspace and Gmail when connected. HubSpot and Salesforce CRM sync is roadmap.
Contact tracking
Maintains client and vendor records with status and history.
Follow-up drafts
Writes personalized follow-up messages from context.
Google Workspace / Gmail
Reads thread context and drafts replies when connected.
CRM sync
HubSpot and Salesforce integration is roadmap.
A software development firm has unhappy clients because the sales team promised features the dev team cannot deliver on time. The Diplomat reviews all active client communications, schedules alignment meetings, creates a transparent client communication plan, and implements a promise tracker.
THE BRAIN
G-BRAIN OF GARRY TAN
The Brain is shared memory. It stores memory pages and profiles, runs semantic search, and detects conflicts. It uses SQLite by default and can scale to Postgres when connected.
Memory pages
Stores structured notes, decisions, and context across sessions.
Profile storage
Keeps hero and enterprise profile data consistent.
Conflict detection
Flags contradictions and duplicates in shared memory.
SQLite / Postgres
Runs locally on SQLite; connect GBRAIN_DATABASE_URL for team Postgres.
Model Context Protocol enables The Brain to connect every hero to shared context, tools, and memory — creating a true collective intelligence.
THE COMPLETE ROSTER
Quick reference for what each hero brings to your enterprise.
| HERO | PRIMARY ROLE | KEY TOOLS | WORKS WITH | BEST FOR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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The Scribe
|
Financial Architect | Google Sheets, .finance | Herald, Collector, Brain | Businesses needing financial clarity |
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The Herald
|
Brand Communicator | Social APIs, .design | Scribe, Diplomat, Brain | Building brand presence & growth |
|
The Collector
|
Payment Guardian | Stripe API | Scribe, Strategist, Brain | Processing payments & revenue tracking |
|
The Guardian
|
Security Sentinel | Key audits, policy logs | All Heroes, Brain | Securing systems & managing AI models |
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The Strategist
|
Operations Master | Google Calendar, tasks/checklists | All Heroes, Diplomat | Project management & coordination |
|
The Diplomat
|
Relations Bridge | Gmail, relations (CRM roadmap) | Herald, Strategist, Brain | Client & vendor relationship management |
|
The Brain
|
Central Intelligence | MCP Protocol | All Heroes | Cross-agent analysis & optimization |
HOW THE PARTENON RUNS
Four steps from installation to autonomous operation. Everything starts in dry-run mode; connect credentials only when you are ready for live integrations.
Download the Partenon
Clone the repository and run ./install.sh. The FastAPI backend, local memory store, and dashboard start immediately. Hermes is an optional dependency for the CLI profile experience.
Assemble Your Hero Ensemble
Pick the profiles your enterprise needs. Each one runs locally out of the box. Add API keys or service accounts only for the integrations you want to activate.
Missions in Motion
The Strategist routes tasks; each hero executes its domain. Every integration defaults to dry-run until you explicitly set dry_run: false and supply valid credentials.
The Partenon Drives
The Brain stores shared memory, detects conflicts, and keeps every hero aligned. As more integrations connect, the ensemble becomes increasingly autonomous.
ASSEMBLE YOUR HEROES
Every hero is ready. Your Partenon awaits.