Bring a starting point.
One useful source is enough. No website? Explain what your business does.
Less explaining. More work done.
Turn your prices, policies and know-how into a brief your AI can use for customer replies and everyday work.
Copy this, then paste it into your AI.
Codex · Claude Code · Hermes · OpenClaw
Same message. Same guided setup.
Same order for Friday, September 25 at 9:30? 12 oat lattes and 12 cinnamon buns. Please confirm the total.
Confirmation sent under the owner’s existing rule.
Simulated workflow. Fictional records and send receipts. No message leaves this page. Real sending needs connected channels and permissions in your agent.
The details you already know.
Permissions you set in advance.
Once your tools are connected.
Sent, failed, or waiting for you.
From business knowledge to everyday work
Who gets which price? When can a reply go out? Which decisions are yours? Put the answers where your agent can use them.
One useful source is enough. No website? Explain what your business does.
✓ Prices and policies
✓ Voice and action permissions
? Gaps kept visible
Check the facts, approve routine workflows, and name the exceptions that need your decision.
Your configured agent can handle approved tasks and log the result. Price changes and other exceptions come back to you.
Start by getting the brief right. Email and SMS need a connected account and your permission before they can run.
Same order. A different amount of work.
Maya’s office order is ready. The customer needs an update, and you’re serving the morning queue.
12 oat lattes, 12 buns. CAD 123 before tax. Friday, September 25, 9:30 pickup.
SIMULATED / 09:14Ready event checked. Saved number and consent matched. Approved wording used.
SIMULATED / 09:24A 15% price change is outside routine permissions. The agent asks before offering it.
This café is fictional. Real deliveries require connected accounts, your permission and a tested workflow.
Open the workflow and try the approval step →One starting point
Paste the same message into any of these agents. It reads the starter, prepares your workspace and guides you through the business details.
See your first three steps →One shared set of instructions. Available tools and account connections depend on your agent.
Take a closer look
Start now, explore the example, or ask for a hand.
Your agent can do more
when it knows the business.