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Tessa Kriesel

Sessions propose updates to your context

When a session turns up something that changes what your company believes — a competitor you actually compete with, sharper language for your ICP, a customer phrase worth keeping — it proposes the change instead of quietly rewriting anything.

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When a session turns up something that changes what your company believes — a competitor you actually compete with, sharper language for your ICP, a customer phrase worth keeping — it proposes the change instead of quietly rewriting anything.

  • Each proposal shows the current value, the proposed value and why. Accept or dismiss it in one click.
  • Accepting creates a new context version, so nothing is lost and you can always see what changed.
  • Early sessions in a new workspace open with one short question about an assumption rather than guessing at it.
  • Next steps from a session can become tasks with owners, due dates and links back to the work that created them.

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