Example library

Concepts land faster when you see them assembled. Here are three Spaces that work today — each one a Goal, the integrations it pulls from, the agents and the rungs they sit on, and a budget. Every one began as a single sentence and grew as the team trusted the agents more. Copy a shape, swap the nouns, and you have a working Space of your own.

On-call triage

Catch production issues fast, without waking the whole team.

The split is deliberate. The Observer never acts — it only reads and remembers — so it runs wide open. The Drafter writes the summary and the ticket but never sends them, keeping a human on the trigger while the agent does the typing.

Renewals

Never miss a contract renewal.

One agent, one rung — and the rung does the work. An Operator acts on its own for the routine case, the SMB reminder, and pauses only where the stakes are real, the Enterprise send. The boundary lives in the sentence, not in a config screen.

Q3 launch

Keep a cross-functional launch coordinated.

Three agents in one room, each with a narrow job, sharing the Space's pooled access and a single cap. Two Drafters write while one Observer watches. Because the budget sits on the Space, the three share one ceiling instead of three you'd have to track.

• Every Space is one Goal, a few integrations, a small cast of agents on chosen rungs, and a budget.
• The rung carries the safety: Observers read, Drafters propose, Operators act and pause only where it matters.
• Each of these started as a single sentence — start there, then grow it as trust grows.