CUSTOMIZATION
Cadr bends to how your business works
Your quotes, your chasing and your Friday numbers look like nobody else's, and none of it should be squeezed into somebody else's settings page. You shape Cadr by telling it what you want, in the words you would use with a new hire.
Widgets
A dashboard you build by describing the number you want to see.
Ask for a tile
Say what you want on the board, in a sentence. Cadr reads your sources and builds it.
Refreshes with no AI
A saved program runs on your schedule, from every fifteen minutes to weekly, at no credit cost.
Fixes itself once
A tile that breaks rebuilds itself once. If it breaks again it asks for attention instead of guessing.
Scheduled work
Anything you would ask for every week, asked for once.
Say it in chat
Ask for the overnight inbox summarised every weekday at eight, and from tomorrow it happens.
Runs on its own
It becomes a standing job with its own history, so you can see every run it made.
Pauses with the agent
Pause the agent and its schedule pauses too, picking up at the next slot when you resume.
Simulations
Rehearse an agent against your worst customer before it meets a real one.
Describe the situation
One sentence. Cadr drafts the incoming email and the customer's character, and you edit either.
Real tools, nothing sent
The agent runs with its real tools and a judge marks it. Every message is captured, none goes out.
Feedback becomes rules
Your notes turn into up to three proposed rule changes, shown as a diff you accept or edit.
Your agent
Hired the way you would hire a person: a name, a job, a boss, and the keys it needs.
A name and a job
Give it a name and a rough note about the work. The job description is drafted for you.
Its own address
An email address on your domain or ours, and the person it reports to when it is stuck.
Only the tools you allow
Which tools it may touch, and what it may do in each, set before it starts.
Stop bending your business around the software
Hire one agent, tell it how you work, and watch it hold to it.