Weekly status report
Turns standups, tickets, and notes into a cited status report — risks and owners flagged.
Point playbooks.cool at your notes, exports, and docs. Agents draft the status report, triage the backlog, and flag the risks — then hand you a review packet. Nothing is posted, sent, or changed until you say so.
The whole workbench runs on your computer. Click around — start a thread, watch it run, review the packet.
Each one is a reusable, versioned workflow — not a saved prompt. Run it, review the result, and tune it to how your team actually works.
Turns standups, tickets, and notes into a cited status report — risks and owners flagged.
Sorts new tickets by priority, owner, and effort; proposes labels and assignees for your sign-off.
Summarizes the week’s standups into decisions, blockers, and follow-ups.
Scans plans and threads for slipping dates and cross-team dependencies, with a source for each.
Extracts owners and due dates from meeting notes and drafts the follow-up message.
Builds a go/no-go checklist from your runbook and checks the project against it.
Stop hand-assembling updates from five tools. An agent drafts it from your standups and tickets — every line cites where it came from, so you trust it.
New tickets get triaged into priority, owner, and effort as they land. You approve the calls that matter; the rest is just tidy.
Agents watch for slipping dates and quiet dependencies and surface them as a decision — not a surprise in the next steering meeting.
Turn how you actually run a project into a reusable playbook your whole team can run — without anyone learning a tool.
“It writes the status report I used to spend Friday afternoon on — and I can see exactly which standup every line came from.”
Open a folder or export. The agent works in a safe copy, not your originals.
Every result comes back with the changes, sources, and decisions in plain language.
Apply everything, choose the useful parts, or reject it. Nothing changes until you say so.
The important part is simple: your team can use AI without giving it the keys. The agent drafts, checks, and explains. A person approves.
Need stricter controls? Enterprise teams can lock down network access and policy rules.Skip it and Friday afternoon still goes to the status report — and the risk you didn’t flag still surfaces in the next steering meeting.
You see every change before it’s real, every claim shows its source, and your files never leave your computer.
Free while in beta · launch pricing to be announced.
Private beta · the Project Management pack · runs on your computer, no cloud required.