AI Agent Diary
Your AI agent's week, written as its own diary, with a clear request for help.
The job
Turns the AI agent's failures into a diary, written as the bot, that asks its owner for specific help, plus a weekly summary with evidence that leaders can act on from their phone. Each one reports whether last week's fixes worked.
The moment
The AI agent keeps a diary of its failures, written as if by the bot itself. In the steering meeting, the CIO reads Tuesday's entry aloud.
The bot writes that it kept telling customers refunds take 14 days, but customers keep saying it's 3 now, and asks if it is wrong.
It was: the policy had changed and nobody had told the bot. Wednesday's entry thanks the team, as nobody had to correct it that day.
On Thursday the weekly summary goes to leaders as a voice note with its evidence footnoted, and the CEO forwards it to the board.
What it does
- Approve an "I need" card
- Publish the answer (or suggest a knowledge gap)
- Send the Thursday summary as a voice note
- Approve amends
- Open a footnote
What you see
Handwritten-style diary pages in the bot's first person with "I need" cards, and a weekly voice-note summary with a footnoted transcript
What it moves
AI resolutions recovered each week once the bot's needs are met, and their value at the contract price per resolution, plus the handover rate on those topics.
Built for
- Frontline staff
- QA, training & knowledge
- Executives & leadership
- CX leaders & VoC
