Steal this setup: the Engine Room
One designated chat for machine output, a registry with class, delivery home, and sunset for every standing job, and a weekly drift digest.
What it is
The routing layer that keeps proactivity livable: routine machine output has a home that is not your main conversation, and every standing job is registered before the machinery grows past memory.
Parts list
- One designated chat for routine machine output.
- A registry: purpose, class, delivery home, escalation bar, sunset or review date, per job.
- A weekly digest that reports drift, expiries, and escalations.
- A starter rule set for what may escalate, and when.
Steps
- Put routine output in one designated chat.
- Register every standing job before you create the second one.
- Give temporary watches a deadline and let them delete themselves.
- Define expected states, including intentional downtime.
- Escalate only when a job crosses a bar you wrote in advance.
- Bind factual claims in generated summaries to source records.
- Review the registry weekly and retire anything nobody can explain.