Start in conversation.
Ask a question, give Nine a one-off task, or follow up on a result. Add a schedule when the work repeats.
Ask Nine to prepare a private one-to-one brief or the team’s weekly update from authorised context. Get progress, blockers, and useful questions together, leaving you more room for the conversation and the decisions only you can make.
See the request, the result, and the decisions that stay with you. All examples are illustrative.
GitHub delivery updates and Intercom support context, brought together in a decisions-first Slack brief.
Example result: The GitHub release checks are ready for review. The Intercom handoff still needs an owner before the launch date is confirmed.
Previous commitments, recent progress, and questions worth asking, ready before your next one-to-one.
Example result: Sarah has finished the first draft of the onboarding guide. Your previous notes include a commitment to give her feedback; that follow-up is still unconfirmed.
Ask a question, give Nine a one-off task, or follow up on a result. Add a schedule when the work repeats.
Your team agrees the endpoint, approves access, and reviews the output before the next decision.
Nine checks and refines its working methods, without training models on your data.
Start with one useful task. Connect the context Nine needs, and bring the result back to your team.