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Home is your landing page — what’s on your plate, what the brain suggests, and what you need to know today.

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The composer

The composer at the top works in two modes:
  • Task — “Give the brain a task — draft an RFI response, chase a late submittal, summarize this week…” It’s added to your list, and an agent can run it.
  • Ask — “Ask the brain anything — project status, document lookups, cost summaries…” This opens a chat.
Enter submits; Shift+Enter adds a new line.

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Tasks

Your board groups tasks by status, in order: The counters at the top show “N active” (to do plus in progress), “N awaiting”, and — when there are any — “N approvals”, meaning agent actions waiting on you. Each row shows the task title, its priority when it isn’t the default, a due-date badge (Due today, Overdue, Due Thursday, and so on), whether it came from an Agent or was added Manually, its owner, and its status. When the board is clear you get starter suggestions instead, refreshed hourly for your current scope.

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The task drawer

Click a task to expand it:
  • Move to — the statuses this task can move to next.
  • Agent run — pick a model (or Organization default) and click Run agent. A live status pill tracks the run, and Cancel run stops it.
  • Proposed actions — anything consequential an agent wants to do (send an email, post a message) waits here with the draft, the reason it needs approval, and Approve / Reject buttons.
  • Activity — the full history in plain sentences (“Brink agent created this task”, “You moved status from to do to done”), plus a box to Add your own notes.

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Suggestions

As the brain reads daily activity, it drafts tasks it thinks you should take on. Each has Add task and Dismiss. When there’s nothing yet: “Nothing proposed yet. As the brain reads daily activity, it drafts tasks here for your approval.”

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Need to know

The right-hand panel distils the daily digest into cards, grouped into sections and colour-coded by how much they matter. Every card cites its source — click through to the record in Brink, or out to the tool it came from. The three highest-priority items in each section show by default; Show all expands the rest. A footer line shows the digest’s date and how many citations it carries. Before your first digest arrives: “Your first daily digest arrives after a day of project activity.”