A calendar that
knows what the work needs.
Events carry the documents and threads they are about, and the plan keeps time for the work before meetings take it. When someone needs a slot, an agent reads everyone's week before it proposes one.
Calendar
What it does
Events with context
The checkout retro knows the spec it reviews and the thread that started it. Open the event and the material is there, for you and for the agent preparing it.
Times proposed, with reasons
Ask Scout to find an hour for the retro and it proposes one, says why it fits, and books it when everyone agrees.
Dates beside meetings
Launch dates, cycle ends and releases sit on the calendar with the meetings, so a crowded launch week shows ahead of time.
Time for the work
The plan says what needs focus, and the calendar keeps room for it before meetings fill the week.
Rotations that brief
On-call and support rotations live on the calendar, and an agent tells whoever is up what happened on the last shift.
Your calendar, joined
Connect the calendar you already use. Together reads it beside the work and writes back what you or an agent book.
What changes
What it changes
for your team and its agents
Less back-and-forth
An agent that can read everyone's week finds the slot, explains the choice and books it once people agree.
One date, everywhere
A launch date in the plan, the project and the calendar is the same date. When one moves, the others show it, and so do the agents reading them.
Handovers that brief themselves
Whoever comes on call starts with a summary of the last shift, written from the channel by the agent that was in it.
Related
It works
with the rest of Together
