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@Rhythms, take it off my plate.

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Watch this for me

Tell me
when something needs me.

Point it at the Northwind launch, it watches the goal, Jira, and Salesforce, and tells you when Q3 Activation tips to at-risk.

Hand me the result

The status update, already written.

Ask for the review and Rhythms assembles it from your real sources, a draft to approve, never a blank template.

Chase people for me

The follow-ups you'd rather not send.

Rhythms turns “I'll follow up” into dated actions and nudges each owner, so you're not the one nagging.

Take this off my plate

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.

Connected systems

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.

Add to Slack and get started

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.