Goal — Mobilize the Whole Team with a Single Goal
Enter a single goal, and the whole team runs it to completion on its own — kickoff meeting → execution plan → automatic execution → retrospective. Enter via the [🎯 Goal] item in the top-right menu; the list of registered goals lives on the Goal screen.
How It Flows
- Enter a goal: set the goal you want to achieve and the kickoff attendees (2 or more, everyone by default). The expected cost (number of AI calls) is shown before you start.
- Kickoff meeting: the attending employees settle the approach through rounds of debate.
- Execution plan generated automatically: a step-by-step execution plan is created from the meeting's conclusion.
- Edit in the preview → [Run]: review and edit each step's assignee and instructions, then press [Run].
- Runs to completion: the steps execute automatically as a sequential/parallel pipeline, with progress shown in real time.
- Retrospective meeting: when execution finishes, a retrospective meeting opens automatically to evaluate the results, and its conclusions are saved to the attendees' memory so the team grows.
- Final summary: check the result summary and artifacts on the goal's screen.
- Follow-up Goal: at the bottom of the completion screen you can immediately start a follow-up goal that inherits this result. Example: after a goal that produced a 30-page book draft → "Based on this draft, complete the full manuscript and deliver it as a Word file". The previous goal's result summary and artifact list are passed to the follow-up kickoff and execution automatically.
Example and Notes
Example: Prepare the launch of our new wireless earbuds — intro page, card news, and press release → the kickoff settles the approach,
a plan flowing researcher → copywriter → designer is generated and executed, and a retrospective wraps it up.
- The execution result is what matters: if execution succeeds, the goal is marked complete even if the retrospective meeting fails.
- Cancelling a goal in progress also cancels its running missions.