Workflows
Describe the work.
Pencel builds the workflow.
Say it the way you would brief a new hire. Pencel turns it into steps you can read, tests it on your data, then runs it on schedule.
A workflow is the job. An agent is who does it.
What it does
What you get
Plain words in
No forms. Describe the job, read what Pencel built, and correct it in the same chat.
A real tool on every step
Each step uses a tool you actually have. Anything it cannot connect is reported, not improvised.
Tested before it runs alone
It rehearses once on your own data, with you watching, before anything goes on a schedule.
Runs reliably
It catches up missed runs, never overlaps itself, and shows how many recent runs were clean.
To-dos become workflows
Hand any to-do to an agent now, or turn a repeat task into a scheduled workflow.
In the product
Weekly leadership update, built from one sentence
“Every Friday, summarize what the team shipped and what slipped, and post it to #leadership after I check it.”
- 1Read merged pull requestsGitHub
- 2Read closed and slipped ticketsLinear
- 3Draft the updateRemy
- 4You approve the draftApproval
- 5Post to #leadershipSlack
Example. Names and numbers are illustrative.
Where it stops for you: every external send and financial write waits for approval, whatever the workflow says.
Works with
The rest of the product
Try it on your own work
Desktop app for Mac and Windows. Your first real result in one session. Scheduled runs catch up when your computer is back on.