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Workflows

One request, in your own words. Agents open real pages, work in plain sight and leave you something to keep. Here is how that looks for a few kinds of work.

Developers

Understand the code, then change it.

Grant a folder and ask in plain words. The agent reads before it writes, and asks before it changes a file.

You keep A map of the system, the new test and a pull request.

Read the payments folder, explain how refunds work, then add a test for partial refunds and run it.

  1. Reads the folder you granted and maps the code on the canvas.
  2. Writes the test, asks before saving it, and runs it.
  3. Opens a pull request through the GitHub CLI you already use.

Founders

Research a market in an afternoon.

Send helpers after every source at once, and watch each one work on the real page.

You keep A comparison table and a plan, saved on the canvas.

Compare pricing for the five leading tools in our space and tell me where we should sit.

  1. Helpers open each pricing page in parallel, in plain sight.
  2. Every plan lands in one table, side by side.
  3. A recommendation, written beside the sources it read.

Marketing

From launch notes to launch day.

Point it at your notes and the tabs that matter. It drafts in your voice and shares only when you say so.

You keep Drafts, sources and the tasks to publish them.

Read our launch notes and last month's posts, then draft the announcement and three social posts.

  1. Reads your notes and the tabs you choose to share.
  2. Drafts the announcement and the posts beside their sources.
  3. Shares the drafts in Slack for review, through MCP, when you approve.

Research

Read widely, keep what matters.

For students and analysts: many pages read at once, and findings that stay with their sources.

You keep A summary, a chart and a reading list.

Find recent studies on remote work and productivity, summarise what they found and chart where they disagree.

  1. Helpers read papers and articles, each one a live page.
  2. Findings go into a table, with a chart of where they differ.
  3. Every finding keeps a link to the page it came from.