Answer a work request from your private link

Your advisor wants your best understanding of the work. You do not need a polished explanation. A work response is your account of what you do; the advisor reviews it before turning it into task cards.

Try it without an account

Open the five-person walkthrough. Choose a teammate and follow the invitation, private page, answer, card review and advisor inbox. It uses fictional information. It sends no email and uses no microphone.

1. Open your invitation

Use the private link in your email. Check your name and company. No account or password is needed for this work response. Do not forward the link. Read the notice and questions before answering. If the link is expired, closed or already used, ask your advisor for help.

2. Describe a real example

Voice is preferred: a real example helps us capture the steps, exceptions and frustrations. You can type instead.

Start by listing your regular duties and the tasks within each one. A duty is an ongoing responsibility. A task produces a specific result; its actions explain how to produce that result. Describe each task using these five points:

• What starts the task, what data or documents you receive, and who supplies them.
• The ordered actions, checks, decisions and exceptions; say how often you do the task.
• What the finished result looks like.
• Which person, team or system receives the result.
• Which software you use.

Say when something is unclear or different in practice. Your account can differ from a colleague's account. The advisor can review those differences later.

3. Save and check your answer

Type your answer in the notes box, or choose Record a voice response. Recording stops automatically after three minutes. Listen to the clip, then choose Transcribe into my response when your advisor has enabled transcription. Check the editable text before sending. You can also use device dictation or type everything yourself. Audio stays in the page until it is transcribed or discarded; saving text progress does not save the recording.

Text drafts and card edits save on this device when browser storage is available. Use the same device and browser to return. Do not clear browser storage before submitting. A saved draft is not a submitted response.

4. Create and review your cards

The current passwordless work response does not ask you to create task cards. Your notes go to the advisor, who may draft cards for review. Keep separate duties and tasks clear in your answer so the advisor can preserve that structure. A task card describes a bounded unit of work; it does not prove company policy or give anyone permission to act.

The phone companion, when your advisor uses it, asks you to check a short proposed description before sending. That check means the description matches what you said. It does not approve company policy, and your advisor still reviews it. The private browser link on this page works the same way until you send.

5. Send everything together

Choose Send my response. Read the notice and confirm that you are the intended person before sending. Wait for the receipt message before closing the page.

If recording or transcription is unavailable, type your answer and send it. A typed response is complete; your advisor can help with the next step.

What the advisor does next

The advisor opens your returned response and preserves your original wording. They may draft task cards, assign the work to a business stream, and resolve missing owners or differences between teams. Your response records your understanding; it does not confirm company ownership, approval or permission for an agent. Any later company confirmation applies to the exact task version under review.

In the public walkthrough, Maya returns six fictional tasks. The advisor sees prepared assistance recommendations, human tasks and an unresolved approval-owner gap. These examples are synthetic; they are not live analysis, confirmed conflicts or deployed agents.

Review the team in the public walkthrough

The advisor inbox starts with people and compact task cards. Select a returned teammate, filter for AI candidates or gaps, and expand a card for its inputs, actions, handoffs and software. The original response and any transcript stay closed until you open them.

Choose Load remaining sample responses to complete the fictional five-person team without replacing responses you already reviewed. Then choose Review sample team findings. Prepared examples highlight an unresolved approval owner, a possible missing handoff account, and a shared-software process worth investigating. These are not results of a live AI analysis, confirmed conflicts, measured bottlenecks, or proof of duplicate software spending. Edited source cards are excluded from prepared findings until a fresh review.

The handoff view shows selected sample paths, not a complete company graph. Click a task to inspect its source card. Select the findings to discuss, choose Prepare all-hands readout, add notes, and download the meeting draft before leaving the screen. The readout includes an agenda, decision questions and proposed actions for the client meeting. Downloading does not send invitations or client messages.