Get more from Superboard · optional · read in two minutes

Get more from SUPERBOARD.
You don't configure it — you ask.

Everything the crew can do for you starts as a sentence in a card's thread. The agent proposes, you approve, it lands on the board — as a card, a Cockpit action, or a routine. First, one thing to know about the Cockpit. Then four things people rarely think to ask for.

1 · You write

a plain sentence into any card — no config file, no syntax

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2 · The agent proposes

a plan, a decision sheet, or a first version — nothing external without asking

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3 · It lives on the board

a new card, a Cockpit button, or a card that appears on schedule

00 · FIRST: WHAT THE COCKPIT IS

Next to TO-DOS there is a second tab, COCKPIT. It holds buttons, and a button is nothing mysterious: a saved sentence to the agent with a name on it.

Shortcuts — things you'd otherwise type again and again: "clean up the board", "digest my inbox". Press, the run starts, the result lands as a card.

Routines — the same buttons on a schedule: every morning, every Friday, when you open the tab. Off Duty and night rest pause them.

It starts with a single shipped button — ⬆ Check for updates — and fills up because you ask for more buttons, which is what every example below does.

Four things you can simply ask for

Put your dashboard in the Cockpit.

Add a tile to the Cockpit with this week's numbers from my analytics tool — opens, sign-ups, churn. Refresh when I open the tab. ▶ Agent

4.2k

opens

61 ▲

sign-ups

1.9%

churn

◫ Cockpit tileWorks with whatever your agent can reach — a BI export, a spreadsheet, an API. It will first ask where the numbers live and whether it may read them.

A briefing that's waiting for you.

Every weekday at 07:00, drop a card in Home with what's new since yesterday: calendar, mail subjects, and any card that changed overnight. ▶ Agent

⏰ RoutineThe agent sets up the schedule and shows you the first briefing before it runs unattended. Off Duty pauses it; night rest keeps it quiet.

Let the crew sign in as you — safely.

Let ▶ Agent use my GitHub account so it can open pull requests from a card. ▶ Agent

🔑 HandoffLogins are yours. The agent prepares everything, then hands you a copy-paste command for the one step it must not do itself. After that, "open a PR for this" is a sentence.

Turn an annoyance into a button.

Runs felt slow yesterday. Build me a latency check I can press — how long did the last ten runs take, and which step ate the time? ▶ Agent

▶ Cockpit actionSmall tools you'd never schedule a project for. The agent writes it, runs it once in front of you, and adds the button. Sports desk, email digest, transcript intake — same move.

✓ Done