How it works
Set up the job once. Chip keeps doing it.
You define the result, the schedule, the sources Chip may read, and the limits it must follow. Chip runs the job and delivers the finished work.
Step 1
Choose the work
Start with a ready-made job such as a Morning Brief, Calendar Preparation, Research Summary, or Threshold Alert.
Step 2
Connect the sources
Give Chip the minimum read access the job needs. Each connection shows exactly what Chip can and cannot do.
Step 3
Pick the schedule
Choose the days, time zone, delivery window, destination, and any rules Chip must follow.
Step 4
Receive the work
The result arrives with its source notes, delivery status, and credit charge. A failed run is not charged.
| You can see | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Next run and delivery window | You know when to expect the work |
| Sources and permissions | You know what Chip can access |
| Completed result and source notes | You can inspect what Chip delivered |
| Delivery and credit status | You know whether it arrived and what it cost |
| Anything that needs you | Chip does not hide a missing connection, approval, or failed run |