Your first week
Your team has routines of its own, so the week moves even when you are busy. Here is what to expect, and what is worth asking for.
What a normal week looks like
- Every morning Ada writes you a short brief: what happened, what is next, what needs you.
- Every weekday Kai prepares one improvement to your website and asks you to publish it, and Idris adds new leads and drafts the day's emails.
- Mondays start the week: Ada's weekly review, Mara's briefing on who is on what, Wren's "what changed in your market", Ansel's count of last week's money.
- Through the week Vera reviews your site as a stranger would, Juno drafts a post, Noor checks on your customers, Sol checks which terms and policies your site needs.
You will see all of it in two places: Team for who is working on what, and Needs you for the few things that wait on your yes.
Good first asks
Talk to your team the way you would talk to a person. Short is fine.
| Ask | Who picks it up |
|---|---|
| "Make the headline on our site shorter and clearer." | Kai, Engineering |
| "Find 10 more leads like the best one so far." | Idris, Sales |
| "Draft a follow-up for everyone who didn't reply." | Idris, Sales |
| "Write a LinkedIn post about why we started." | Juno, Marketing |
| "Who are our three closest competitors, and what do they charge?" | Wren, Research |
| "How long does our AI budget last at this pace?" | Ansel, Finance |
| "Write our privacy policy and terms." | Sol, Legal |
| "What should I focus on this week?" | Ada, Company |
Not sure who to ask? Ask Ada. She passes the work to whoever owns it.
Give a task a deadline
Press New task, pick who should do it, say what you want and, if it matters, by when. The agent starts straight away, and you can follow it on the Team page under Working, Up next, Stuck and Done.
Five minutes a day is enough
Open Needs you, go through what is waiting (approve, edit or set it aside for tomorrow) and you are done. Everything else your team handles on its own.