Describe the job. A crew runs it — forever.
Not a one-off page. A crew that plans the work, connects your data, runs on a schedule, and delivers the result to Slack, email, or Telegram — on its own, every time.
On it — connecting Snowflake and checking last week's trend.
- 1Connect Snowflake · pull last week's sales
- 2Compute WoW deltas, flag the risks
- 3Write a plain-language summary
- 4Schedule it every Monday 9:00
- 5Deliver to Slack #revenue
- Querying Snowflake…12,480 rows
- Computing deltas+14% WoW
- Summarizing3 wins · 1 risk
| Region | Revenue | Δ |
|---|---|---|
| AMER | $612k | +18% |
| EMEA | $284k | −6% |
| APAC | $174k | +9% |
Revenue +14% WoW — $1.07M booked. Wins: enterprise expansion, faster onboarding. Risk: EMEA pipeline slipping. Full dashboard ↗
A report you have to remember to run is a report that rots.
Someone re-pulls the numbers every Monday, pastes them somewhere, and hopes nobody forgets. The work is real; the toil is optional.
It writes its own plan
Describe the outcome; the crew breaks it into steps and shows its work.
Runs on its own
Every Monday 9:00, hourly, or on a trigger — no one has to push a button.
Lands where your team is
Slack, email, or Telegram — the result arrives, formatted and current.
A real crew — running live, right now.
This isn't a mockup. It's a scheduled crew querying, summarizing, and delivering — on its own.
It all connects.
Every piece is the same live artifact, wired together — explore the rest.
Questions, answered
How fast can I publish an automated report?
Most pages go from a sentence to a live link in under a minute. Describe it, refine it in the browser, and share — no deploys, no exports.
Does it stay connected to my data?
Yes. Pages read live from Google Sheets, Shopify, your warehouse, or any API, so what you share stays current without re-exporting.
Is it private?
Artifacts are private by default. You control visibility per page and can publish behind your own workspace or subdomain.