Team digest
Every morning at 8:15 in Slack: which clients are waiting for a reply, which deadlines are slipping, what comes first today.
“What matters today?”
runner · AI agent for agencies
No client waits unnoticed.
Runner reads along in Slack, your inbox and ClickUp and tells your team every morning who is waiting on what. It drafts, you decide.
Video with German voiceover
What it does for you
Four things that cost your team time every day.
The pilot starts with the one bottleneck that costs your team the most time. Nobody needs ten automations at once.
Project knowledge with sources
Agreements, approvals, decisions: Runner finds them in emails, threads and tickets and names the source. If it finds nothing, it says so.
“What did we agree with client Weber on the relaunch?”
Handovers
Holidays, sick days, team changes: status, last steps, open items and risks as a ready-made handover, in two minutes instead of an hour.
“Hand over Project North to Lisa.”
Friday client update
Runner drafts each client's project status. You approve it, and after a few weeks it can run automatically if you want.
“Status drafts for all active clients.”
The difference
Self-learning, with limits.
Runner learns your workflows and suggests new skills on its own. Every extension goes through your approval.
03 · Approve
You decide. Every new skill and anything that goes out needs your approval. That line stays, no matter how much it learns.
#team · runner08:15
3clients waiting for a reply since yesterday
2deadlines slipping this week
1handover open, context missing
Draft · Status draft for client Weber is ready for approval.
Pilot
Your own agent in seven days.
Before setup, we put in writing which systems Runner may read and where your approval is required.
Day 0
Mini audit
Put systems, friction points and permitted actions in writing.
Days 1–3
Setup + shadow mode
Connect, test, let it run alongside you for three days, with daily feedback.
Day 7
Review
Measure the benefit and decide together how to expand.
7-day pilot
Less searching. More projects done.
Seven days, one bottleneck, one measurable result. Hosted in Germany.