Ask once. Consider it handled.
The work around the work, gone.

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Watches over

It knows what's worth interrupting you for.

Alerts are easy; judgment is the hard part. Rhythms keeps eye on everything, catches the moment a trajectory bends, and surfaces only the few things that actually move the outcome.

Prepares updates

The pre-read, already written and auditable.

It reads the whole week across threads and tools, reconciles what changed, and returns a finished pre-read that tells the room what to decide, discuss, and skip with references.

Chases down

It follows up so you never send “any update?” again.

Rhythms holds the list of who owes what, DMs each person the exact ask with context, tracks the replies, and reconciles them into one clean status, a closed loop, not a reminder.

Takes responsibility

Give it a standing responsibility. It holds it.

The three above as one standing job, Rhythms runs it before every review, and again the next, without being asked.

How Rhythms works

Why it can hold a responsibility.

Three things working together, what separates a standing responsibility from a one-off answer.

Operating memory

What was decided, who committed, which goal it affects, what risk came up last week. Rhythms keeps the memory around the work — so the next request never starts from zero.

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Playbooks

Why it isn't another AI assistant

Other assistants tells you what was said. Rhythms runs the loop around the work.

Generic AI answers a question or does a task, once. Rhythms holds the loop around it, the goal, the commitments, what changed, what needs follow-through.

How Rhythms Works

It reads from where the work already lives.

Connect hundreds of systems out of the box, or bring your own MCP integrations. The source systems stay the source of truth.

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Handing it off shouldn't be another project, so it isn't. Add Rhythms to one channel and ask it something you'd otherwise chase yourself.

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