CHORUS, the communications operating system with a 98-step workflow

Field notes

CHORUS organizes communications work around five output classes, including publishable language, launch materials, policy positions, risk measures, and stakeholder-affairs records. Its proposed architecture combines a Chief-of-Staff orchestrator with 26 task agents, seven Canon stores, and five judgment gates. The page also describes three operating modes—normal, elevated, and crisis—with deadlines of four hours, 30 minutes, and eight minutes respectively, suggesting that urgency changes human oversight and cadence rather than replacing the underlying workflow.