📄️ How a project runs
A project is a goal an agent holds for weeks, with a few numbers, a list of steps, and a name on every step saying who does it.
📄️ Plans and the Roadmap
Each agent's plan is a list of steps with five states and a few numbers. The Roadmap draws it as one rail you can read on a phone.
📄️ Steps, waiting, and sign-off
Every step says who does it, what it waits on, and what has to be true before it counts as done. The owner finishes their own steps with Mark done.
📄️ The 17 kinds of work
Most knowledge work fits one of 17 shapes in five families. Each shape comes with a starter plan, a number, guardrails, and a wake rhythm.
📄️ Building an agent from parts
A new agent is one or two work shapes plus a shelf of shared parts, tied together by a contract the owner agrees to in a short interview.
📄️ Teams and handoffs
One job can be a team of agents. One is responsible for the result; the others hand their work over through the logbook inbox.
📄️ Decisions waiting on you
When a project needs the owner, it lands in one count at the top of the Office, on the agent's desk, and as a link on the phone. One question at a time.
📄️ Tasks from your phone
Label a task in Todoist on your phone and the box picks it up, works it, and leaves the result as a comment. An example from the reference install.