A working agency Vault: a real connector, serving a real governed knowledge base for two clients. One click and it's in the AI you already use.
One of the prompts below is supposed to fail.
That one is the whole point.
Claude → Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
Fieldbrook Marketing is a fictional five-person shop with two clients on its roster. Each has a complete Vault: brand, voice, audience, offers, competitors, and one governed home for every number.
Their own voice, house rules, workflow, and the roster law that governs everything below it.
Residential landscape design-build. Warm, seasonal, unhurried. The owner walks every consult himself.
Physician-led medical aesthetics. Clinical, precise, and carrying hard advertising-claim rules.
Copy one, paste it into Claude, and see what the Vault does with it. Start at the top if you want them to build on each other. Or skip straight to the ones that refuse. We'd understand.
The Vault your team reads from. The queue where changes get approved. The front door where everyone can see what's in it.
The Vault itself, inside the AI your team already uses. Client-scoped answers, governed numbers, and refusals that hold. This is the half you just tried, or should.
Every proposed change to a client's Vault, waiting on a human. Nothing writes itself. Run prompt 6, then come here and find your own request in the queue.
Fieldbrook's front door. The whole roster, what each Vault carries, what changed last, and where the gaps still are.
Fieldbrook Marketing, Cedar & Sage, and Lumen Aesthetics are invented. The towns, the owners, the reviews, the numbers: all fiction, written to be exactly as real as a working Vault has to be. No client data of ours is in here.
Everything around the fiction is real: the connector, the scoping, the refusals, the approval queue. It's the same system we build for agencies, with the names changed.
Free 30-minute call. We'll map exactly what their Vault would carry, whether you work with us or not.
Book a Free CallOr go break the demo first. We'd rather you did.