The agent saves a job, waits for its time, checks access again, and tries to send it.
A job written down. A clock watching.
Example · not a live agent
SAVED JOB
Call the supplier
For
Ana
At
3:00 PM
Time zone
America/New_York
2:59PM
Not yet. The job waits.
The saved time includes the time zone.
The Mac and connection must stay on. A founder can also schedule a report from one approved source. Sent does not mean read.
What else should I know?
Like an alarm clock with a note attached.
One date, a daily time, or a repeating interval.
Staff reminders go to their own private chat.
A founder may schedule an approved shared report.
The Mac and connection must be running. A report uses one approved data source. Sending does not prove someone read it.
Keep exploring
The parts, in plain language
Use this overview to understand the whole agent before exploring the interactive examples. It describes the public pilot kit; custom agents such as Emily have their own implementation and permissions.
Instructions
These seven files tell the AI its name, how to speak, and how to do its job.
Like a school handbook. It explains the way to do things.
Name and speaking style.
Language, time zone and work instructions.
How to ask for tools, notes and reminders.
Instructions guide the AI. The permission checker decides which actions are allowed.
Puestario checks the agent, keeps records, and can make an encrypted recovery copy.
Like a checkup and a spare copy of your important work.
Logs help explain what happened.
Real checks are needed before handover.
A restored agent starts paused, with jobs off.
The gateway must be stopped for a backup. The encrypted copy goes outside the company folder; its key stays separate. Backups are not automatically scheduled.
This guide documents a specific public pilot release. Installation and real-account testing are still required. Voice handling and all workflows from existing custom agents are not included in this release.
