Use cases
Things people hand it
on an ordinary Tuesday.
Every other page on this site is about a tool. These four are about a job — the whole thing, from the mess you start with to the files you send. Each one is work that currently costs an afternoon and produces nothing that did not already exist.
The board pack
A folder of PDFs and a messy export become a reconciled model, an executive memo and a deck that all agree with each other.
Sheets · Docs · Slides · PDFThe monthly report
Build it once with the agent watching, save the run as an automation, and it happens on the first without you.
Sheets · Docs · FlowThe proposal
The brief and the rate card become a priced document, a deck and a signable PDF — all off the same model.
Docs · Sheets · Slides · PDFThe research pile
Twenty sources and your own notes become one brief that cites where every claim came from, and stays searchable.
Notes · Docs · SheetsWhat these have in common
- The output is a file. Not an answer to paste somewhere else — a spreadsheet, a document, a deck or a PDF you open and keep working in.
- You can watch it happen. The agent works in the same editors you use by hand, one visible step at a time, and you can take over mid-run.
- One click undoes everything. The whole run reverses, so trying it costs you nothing but the credits.
- Nothing leaves without permission. Ordinary editing is local. Anything outward-facing waits at an approval gate.
- The second time is free-er. Any run worth repeating becomes a LumenFlow, and waiting for its trigger spends no AI credits.