Use case · Operators

A briefing that builds itself.

Operators lose the first hour to assembly: inbox, calendar, tickets, yesterday's threads. Put an agent on a morning routine, connect the tools once, and the day starts with the brief already written and only the judgment calls left for you.

The shape of the problem

The first hour of the day, automated honestly.

01 / SCENARIO

A morning briefing from an agent

A briefing agent runs on a schedule: 7:00, weekdays. It reads your connected Gmail, Calendar, and tracker, and posts the brief before you sit down: what needs you today, what slipped, what can wait. Reading your tools never needs approval; anything that writes stops and asks.

  • Schedule, webhook, or manual triggers per routine
  • Reads your connected tools; writes always ask first
  • Every run kept on the tree with full history
02 / SCENARIO

Judgment calls, queued for a human

When a routine hits something that needs a decision, it does not improvise: the item lands in your approval queue with context attached. Approve, approve with edits, or reject. Contradictory decisions across agents get flagged in the Decisions ledger for you to reconcile.

  • Approval queue with approve-with-edits
  • Decisions ledger flags contradictions for reconcile
  • Hash-chained audit timeline on every run
The features doing the work

What this workflow leans on.

  • Routines: cron schedules, webhooks, manual runs
  • Connectors: Gmail, Slack, Calendar, Linear, Jira, and more
  • Approval gates: write actions wait for you, every time
  • Decisions ledger: contradictions surfaced, not buried
  • Meetings you can read: agent rooms are real conversation trees
  • Audit timeline: what happened is a lookup, not a debate

Agents, routines, and connectors are Pro and Team features. See pricing for the full split.

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