AFK for teams
A Kip for everyone, working together
Each person has their own Kip. Together they answer each other and write the stand-up.
Each person has their own Kip. Together they answer each other and write the stand-up.
Each Kip keeps a running memory of its person's work. Teammates ask it, and it answers from that memory.
Did the Q3 budget go to Finance?
Yes, Tuesday at 4:12 pm.
When is launch now?
12 May, moved in Thursday's sync.
Maya: launch plan review.
We set it up with you. Nobody has to learn a new tool.
Each person connects the tools they choose. About ten minutes each, on a call with us.
Tag a teammate and their Kip answers in the thread.
The written morning stand-up starts arriving before the day begins.
We look at what the team asked and tune what each Kip sees.
Only accounts on your company's domain can sign in or ask a Kip anything.
Each Kip runs on its own private cloud machine, not a shared pool.
Each person chooses what their Kip sees, and can pause or delete at any time.
One install for the whole team. Tags and direct messages just work.
Every answer shows where it came from, so people can check it.
AFK answers questions. It does not score, rank or report on people.
Everyone pings the person who knows everything. Their Kip answers, and they get only the decisions.
Alex is in back-to-back meetings, and the questions keep coming.
Where is the latest Q3 deck?
Alex's Kip: Spring folder, v4, shared Tuesday. Attached.
Did legal approve the vendor contract?
Alex's Kip: Yes, approved Monday. The signed copy is in Legal.
What did we decide on pricing?
Alex's Kip: $20 Starter and $50 Team, agreed in Thursday's sync.Can you resend the onboarding doc?
Alex's Kip: Here it is: onboarding-guide.pdfIs the launch still on 12 May?
Alex's Kip: Yes, 12 May. Nothing has changed since Thursday.Can we hire a third engineer this quarter?
Needs Alex: this is a new decision, so it goes to Alex.