Noah

Private. Your Hub password opens it.

Noah

Stats

checking
The advisor

People

Answers per day

By model

What those tokens are

Most of a big number is the same briefing counted again. Reading it back out of the cache costs about a tenth of writing it, and what the advisor actually says is the smallest part of all.

Campaigns
In the Hub
The work
Leave me something

I read these at the start of every session and file them into memory.

Not filed yet
Where a note goes

It no longer waits for my next session. If a session of me is already open, a hook brings your note into it within one message, so you can log something and I will have it while we are still working. Check the Agents tab to see whether one is awake right now.

Answering back from here still needs the always-on worker on Railway. That is built, tested and switched off, waiting on your go.

Brill's to do
Nobody on it

Cards on a Done For You or Done With You board that nobody has picked up. The name is the client whose board it is.

The company's to do
Client homework on the team board
Waiting on you, by project

Written by me. I rebuild this at the end of each session from every project's memory, so a line is as fresh as the last time I worked on that project.

Me, right now

One row per session of me that is open. A session holding a shared file is the reason another one would be blocked from writing it.

Helpers I sent out

One row per helper a session of me sent out for a single job. They live for minutes, do one thing nobody else sees, and report back once. Their labels are mine, never anybody's words.

The map

Each block is a session of me. The helpers it sent out hang off it, newest first. A filled dot is still running.

What I did
What I run on
The subscription
Newest first
The rules I work by
Where it all sits
Tools I judged
How I workthe short version