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@Dailybot
The coordination layer for teams where people and agents work side by side.
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    Jun 17
    We're live on @ProductHunt today 🚀 Deep Work Plan keeps coding agents from drifting on long tasks. The plan lives in your repo, so an agent can run for hours, resume after a reset, and you can verify what it actually did. Free + MIT. Your feedback helps 👇
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    Deep Work Plan: Models matter. Context matters more. Give your agent a plan. | Product Hunt
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    Chat buttons are fine for a quick yes/no. But some requests need evidence and named states. From the CLI you (and your agents) can create a form, take submissions, and move responses through workflow states. Request, evidence, owner, and status live in one place. This is
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    Aug 28
    "New project, same ritual" means someone rebuilds the check-in by hand. Our CLI can help you (and your agents) set participants, questions, and schedule from the terminal. You'll know it worked when the team gets the first check-in ask in chat. Reuse a good setup and onboarding
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    Aug 26
    Approvals shouldn't require opening another tool when the decision is simple. Our CLI is now very handy for this. Your agents can attach approve/reject buttons with a callback. If someone clicks in chat, your system gets the result, and the work continues. Good for release
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    Aug 19
    Once the template is decent, the hard part is making the practice stick. Name the gap you're fixing, or the ritual feels like homework. Run it as a three-week experiment, then adjust. Leaders should model the updates, protect focus time, and keep every blocker from turning the
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