Read the weekly Digest
Digest is the written summary of your workspace, assembled on a schedule. Where Dashboard answers “what is happening now”, Digest answers “what happened, and what does it add up to”.
What is in an edition#
- What your team did. Work completed, grouped by the goal it was serving rather than by the system that ran it.
- What moved. Goal progress since the last edition, including goals that did not move.
- What it learned. New sources added to the Brain, and answers that changed because of them.
- What needs you. Anything still sitting in Inbox at the time the edition was cut.
Reading it#
The most recent edition opens by default.
The top of the edition is a plain-language paragraph. If nothing in it surprises you, you are done.
Every item links to the underlying run, goal or source, so you can go from a sentence to the evidence in one click.
Past editions stay available. Reading three in a row is the fastest way to see a trend that no single week shows.
Digest is the artefact worth forwarding. If someone in your business wants to know what the AI team is actually doing, an edition answers it better than a dashboard screenshot.
Digest and Reports are not the same thing#
Digest is operational and weekly: what happened, what needs you. Reports is the monthly results edition, compiled and written for you, aimed at the question of whether the engagement is paying for itself.
If something goes wrong#
- No edition yet. Editions need a week of activity behind them. A new workspace produces its first once there is something to summarise.
- An edition looks thin. That is usually accurate. A quiet week produces a short digest, and that is more useful than padding.
- A link in an edition 404s. The underlying item may have been removed. Mention it in Interact.
