Agent playbooks
Give the agent a useful job and a clear boundary. Follow the brief, source records, proposed work, checks, and the decision that stays with you.
Choose a starting point.
Launch a collection
Prepare a launch without scattering the audience, offer, and approval across five conversations.
Explore launch a collection ↗02 / Give the agent a jobPrepare a newsletter
Turn the notes you already trust into an issue that sounds like you.
Explore prepare a newsletter ↗03 / Give the agent a jobWelcome a signup
Start a relationship with the invitation the person actually accepted.
Explore welcome a signup ↗04 / Give the agent a jobInvestigate a campaign
Ask for an explanation that points back to the records—not a confident story about an ambiguous chart.
Explore investigate a campaign ↗05 / Give the agent a jobPlan a cart follow-up
The useful part of a recovery plan is often knowing when to leave someone alone.
Explore plan a cart follow-up ↗06 / Give the agent a jobReview a migration
A dry run should tell you what will move, what must be rebuilt, and what must never become sendable.
Explore review a migration ↗Keep the work connected.
Talk to Moosewave about your workflow. For technical context, see documentation and security.