Docs
The vocabulary.
Every word Moatt uses, defined once. Guides and API docs land here as the product opens.
Run
One billed execution of a playbook. A run produces or sends something — a sweep, a batch of drafts, a written page — and shows its credit price at the approval gate before it fires.
Credit
The currency of runs. One credit is one standard run; bigger runs cost more, per the published rate card. Credits roll over up to twice your monthly allowance, and failed runs refund automatically.
Playbook
A recipe that runs a whole job — find the thread, score it, draft the reply, track what it earned. Playbooks are written and reviewed with operators, then tested against real agent runs before they ship.
Skill
A single move inside a playbook — the smallest unit of know-how the agent loads on demand. You never write a prompt.
Discipline
A domain of growth work — outbound, community, SEO, AEO, content, ads, research. Every plan includes every discipline; no playbook is behind a tier.
Approval gate
The pause before anything goes out. The agent shows what it wants to ship and what it costs; nothing sends, posts or publishes without your yes.
Memory
The project's files and learned lessons, shared across every discipline. Lessons are backed by a measured outcome; hypotheses are untested hunches — the agent tags them apart.
One key
The metered key that covers the search, scraping, enrichment and models behind every run. One bill, no vendor accounts, and your accounts connect by OAuth — the agent never sees a password.
Automation
A run on a schedule, written as one sentence in chat. It fires with your laptop closed, catches up anything it missed, and you can open any fired run and talk to it.
Board
A live dashboard you arrange. The agent appends fresh numbers after every run and can never touch your layout; every point is timestamped from a run.