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GR Starter Kit

AI agent kit for government-relations work.

A terminal showing the installer adding the starter files to a new vault and listing the next steps.
Fig. 1 · Real install output, trimmed, in a sample vault
A terminal tree of the vault the kit creates: Clients, Logs, Polaris, Utilities and a Working folder for inputs, drafts and archives.
Fig. 2 · The folder the installer builds, annotated
A terminal showing four sample writes: a draft in Working is allowed, writes to Clients and Logs ask first, and a write to Polaris is blocked.
Fig. 3 · Real write-guard verdicts on four sample writes
A client note for a fictional mining company with its mandate, government landscape with an unverified name flagged, workstreams and media-monitoring queries.
Fig. 4 · The kit's client template, filled in for a fictional client

Features

  • An AI assistant set up for government-relations work.
  • Guardrails built in: it asks before touching your notes, and takes the date from the clock.

A Spec sheet

Skills
Politics scan, media monitoring, briefing notes, document drafting
Scaffold
A vault structure, a constitution file, voice and client templates
Guardrails
It asks before writing to your notes, and takes the date from the clock, not from memory
Briefs
A minister-name check built into every brief
Config
Your own client files are the configuration. The kit holds no client data.
Set up
For teams, on request

See GR Starter Kit in use

GR Starter Kit is private to the team that uses it. Ask for a walkthrough, or bring Gremble a problem of your own.

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What's Gremble

A Vancouver workshop that builds tools for public affairs and knowledge work, plus apps, open source, hardware and games.

Who's Jason

Jason Craik founded Gremble. He works in public affairs and political risk in Vancouver, advising on government relations, corporate affairs, M&A, market entry, issues and strategy. About Jason → · LinkedIn ↗