Recurring work: Set the task. Let the agent repeat it.

Some work just repeats. Give it to an agent once, and it comes back done, as often as you need.

An agent task: the job in Lena's words, its Monday schedule and past runs, one topic each; beside it the topic the latest run wrote, with what changed since the last run, what needs a decision and the point it followed up. Emargen
Lena's private chat with the agent beside the initiative document: the requirements, two approaches checked against them, and the plan in slices.
Illustrative example

A fresh report, every time

Each run writes a new topic, from a template if you like. The agent reads last time's report first and follows up on what was still open.

New requests, already collected

Each run adds the new items to a list, one topic each. Something it already knows about? It updates it when the source changes.

One topic, kept current

Pick the sections and fields the agent maintains. Every run that changes something makes a version, so nothing earlier disappears.

Give the agent a job you keep repeating.

A weekly review, incoming requests, a page that has to stay current. Pick one, name the sources and the schedule, and say who should see it.

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