Toolkit
Nine tools. One desk.
This is the furniture. Attach what a job needs. Leave the rest in the drawer.
This is the furniture. Attach what a job needs. Leave the rest in the drawer.
Agents send money the same way a careful bookkeeper would. You name the rail, the vendors, and the daily cap. The agent can request a payment, attach a memo, and wait if the amount sits over the line.
Every send writes a receipt back to the desk. Failed sends stay in the log with the reason. A clone in dry run sees the same form and cannot move cash.
Mail, chat, and ticket queues arrive as one inbox per agent. The agent drafts from a named identity. You can require a nod on first contact with a new person, then let it send after that.
Threads stay tied to memory pins, so a vendor is not a stranger every Monday.
The ledger is a first-class file, not a screenshot from a chat. Invoices, payments, and reconciling notes live here. An agent can query last quarter without asking you to paste a sheet.
Variance notes stay attached to the account. When a clone works a slice, it posts under its own name.
Versioned packages. Attach, bump, revoke. Clones inherit only what you copy. Skills.