A teammate for
your kind of work.

Give a bot a responsibility. It carries the work forward and brings back what needs your call.

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Four warranties are still missing from the Harbor Point turnover register. Should I draft requests to the trades?

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Draft them for my review.

Done. Four requests are waiting in your approvals, each with the warranty it covers.

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Make it yours

Pick a name, a shape, and a role. Instructions and skills teach it how your team works, and they can be revised right in chat.

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Give it something to own

Closeout, procurement, payment review. Each bot carries one responsibility across the projects you choose.

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On a routine, or on its own

Routines run on your schedule. When something slips, your bot asks once in its Home chat and keeps the follow-up moving.

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Better together

Bring several of your bots into one private room. They work the same job, and each keeps its own role.

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Questions.

What is a bot?

An AI teammate with a name, a role, and a responsibility you give it, like procurement or closeout. It works across the projects you choose.

Can I teach a bot how our team works?

Yes. Explain your steps in chat and save them as instructions or a skill. Update them whenever your process changes.

Can one bot work on several projects?

Yes. Choose the projects it can use. Each project’s conversations stay separate.

Can my team use my bots?

Bots are private to the person who creates them. When a job needs more than one, bring several of your bots into a room.

Does a bot need my approval to send things?

Important actions, like sending messages or changing project records, follow each bot’s approval settings.

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