Type /aimoms in Claude to see them all, or just say the job in plain words and Aime, your AI Chief Everything Officer™, picks the right one.
In Claude: Customize → Plugins → + → Add plugin → choose the file. Don't unzip it.
Create a project named Aime, Chief Everything Officer, open a chat and type /aimoms-start.
Type /aimoms, or tell Aime what you need. Then ask her to put it on a schedule.
Create a new project, name it Aime, Chief Everything Officer. Open a new chat inside it and type /aimoms-start. Aime introduces herself, explains how the plugin works, and runs her get-to-know-your-family interview (45 to 60 minutes, pause anytime, or skip it for now). Your family report saves right into the project, and Aime hands you her instructions to paste into the project's instructions, one copy-paste and you're done. Every chat after this one starts with her knowing your family.
Got a million things in your head? Say them all, in any order. Aime sorts everything into a to-do list that's saved in your project, tells you the three that matter most, and nothing gets dropped, because it lives on paper now instead of in your head.
Plans your whole week ahead, run on any day you like: every schedule conflict spotted with a fix, dinners picked with recipes and one grocery list, upcoming birthdays caught with gift ideas, and everything to buy in one list you approve once. Your weekend stays free.
Your morning rundown. Today's meetings and kid logistics on one page, your top three for the day, and anything colliding (the 4pm call vs. the 4:15 pickup) with the fix already drafted. Also checks your inbox for anything that should be on today's calendar but isn't.
Run it Friday afternoon. Aime shows what you finished, what moves to next week, and what you're allowed to drop, then drafts the two-minute replies you owe, so the weekend starts with a clear head.
Shows where your week's hours actually go, finds the ones you can get back, and puts one block on the calendar that is just for you.
For the moment the mom guilt starts. Aime helps you sort what truly needs attention from what's just impossible standards, and hands you one sentence to move forward with. Three short paragraphs, never a lecture.
Have a job that comes up over and over, like class-rep emails or your side business? Aime interviews you about it, then builds you a dedicated assistant: the instructions, the starter prompts, and the setup steps.
Turns anything you do on repeat (the school-morning routine, sitter night, packing for ski weekends) into a one-page playbook anyone can follow, so the job can finally leave your head.
Paste or screenshot the school emails and app posts. Aime pulls out only what needs action: dates, forms, money owed, RSVPs, with anything due in 48 hours on top. Everything else gets two lines.
Plans the week's dinners around your real schedule: quick meals on busy nights, simple recipes, and one grocery list in the order you walk your store.
It's 5:30 and there's no plan. Snap a photo of your fridge and get two or three real dinners you can make in 30 minutes or less, fastest first.
A kid wakes up sick. Aime drafts the school absence email and your work messages, rearranges your day, and plans the couch-and-soup part, all in one go.
School's closed but work isn't. Aime maps every day off, researches real local break camps with prices and hours, and helps line up swaps and coverage for each day.
Plans the entire summer: asks your kids what they loved last year, researches real camps, watches registration deadlines so you never hit a waitlist, and builds a week-by-week plan you can see as a spreadsheet, calendar, or dashboard and share with the family.
Birthdays and holidays from start to finish: theme, invitations, menu, shopping lists, games, the hour-by-hour day-of plan, goodie bags, and cleanup. Plus a year-round gift ledger so you never repeat a gift.
"What should we do this weekend?" Aime finds what's actually happening near you, matched to your kids' ages and your free hours, with times, costs, and the free options first.
Plans the family trip: where to go, the countdown checklist with passports flagged early, and packing lists so clear your partner or kid can pack from them.
Makes the invisible work visible. Aime lists everything you actually carry, helps split it so every task has one real owner, and drafts the conversation with your partner.
Drafts the asks that are easy to say yes to: the carpool text, the meal train message, the emergency backup plan. And keeps track of whose kid you owe a pickup.
Ten minutes before the meeting: your goal, who's in the room and what they care about, the three points to land, and answers ready for the pushback you'll probably get.
Cuts the work inbox down to size: what needs your decision, what gets a quick reply (already drafted in your voice), what can wait, and the one email that matters most today.
The no you've been rewriting in your head, drafted three ways: warm, neutral, and firm. Short, confident, zero over-apologizing.
Mention a work win and Aime logs it with the numbers. By review season you have a year of receipts instead of a blank page.
Turns your logged wins into the self-assessment, the promotion case, or interview answers, and rehearses the conversation with you.
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