start from a proven command
each template is a real goal the operator turns into action cards — with your approval sitting exactly where it should. try any of them in the sandbox first: no account, nothing leaves your browser.
founder & operations
inbox triage + reply prep
“review my unread email and prepare replies for the ones that need action”
searches and reads run instantly; replies are saved as drafts — nothing sends.
each send waits for your signature.
try this in the demo dashboard →weekly operating review
“summarize what happened this week and draft the update for the team”
reads your activity, drafts the summary as a deliverable.
posting/sending the update is a confirm-level card.
try this in the demo dashboard →meeting preparation
“prepare tomorrow's client meeting — pull the thread, draft the agenda and a follow-up”
reads the relevant thread, drafts an agenda + follow-up email.
the follow-up sends only after you approve it.
try this in the demo dashboard →sales & customers
lead follow-up sweep
“draft replies to my 3 most recent leads — warm, direct, held as drafts”
drafts each reply; every one is inspectable before anything leaves.
sends are confirm-level, one card per recipient.
try this in the demo dashboard →customer feedback synthesis
“turn this customer feedback into a prioritized list of issues”
reads the pasted feedback (treated as untrusted content), organizes it into a ranked list.
read/organize only — runs instantly, nothing external moves.
try this in the demo dashboard →personal productivity
newsletter cleanup
“clear my inbox of newsletters — archive and label them”
finds matches, archives + labels in one pass.
archive/label is a confirm-level card; you see the exact count first.
try this in the demo dashboard →trash the junk (locked)
“move everything from this sender to trash”
collects the matches and proposes the deletion.
trash is locked — it requires typed confirmation, always.
try this in the demo dashboard →the sandbox runs against simulated tools; connect your own accounts in the app to run these for real — approval-first, always.