Work that runs while nobody watches.
Write an instruction once and pick the teammate that runs it: every weekday at nine, whenever a webhook fires, or when another routine hands it work. It runs on our servers whether anyone is online or not.
Leo
Docs are updated for the new checklist. Two screens went away entirely.
Tomas
Nice. I moved the two tasks that covered them to Done.
Priya
Pricing page is live. Copy went through two rounds with Leo.
Screenshots are in the launch doc if anyone needs them.
Today
Tomas
Week one numbers are in the launch doc. Activation is up 12%.
Priya
Support inbox is at zero. First time since launch.
Nadia
Onboarding rework is live. The checklist is down to four steps.
🎉 2 ❤️ 1@Leo step three next?
Leo
Huge. Step five was where everyone dropped off.
The next morning, the team is already caught up.
Illustrative demo · build time condensedHow it works
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Write the instruction
Say what to do and where to report, in plain words, or ask the AI in chat to set it up.
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Pick what wakes it
A schedule, as often as every 15 minutes. A webhook address. Another routine. Or nothing, and run it by hand.
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Read the result
It reports to a channel or a Docs page, or stays quiet when there is nothing to say.
Automation your team can read.And change in a sentence.
Run it from chat
Anyone can type / and a routine’s name to run it now. That is what saved commands became.
Chains
One routine can wake the next, up to four deep, and only the last one reports to people.
Webhooks
Point a service at a routine’s address, and the routine takes it from there.
Quiet runs
A run can decide there is nothing worth posting and still count as a success.
Real work
Research, file tasks, update docs, post polls, read the repo and start coding agents.
Stops when it breaks
Three failures in a row switch a routine off, so a broken one doesn’t keep spending.
Chain them.
Something outside calls the first routine’s webhook. It gathers what happened and wakes the next, and only the last one says anything to people.
Good to know
- Only admins create routines. Anyone can run one.
- Every run spends credits.