1. Capture the actual agreement
Artie reads the connected channel and accessible meeting notes. Each entry keeps the original source, deliverable, owner and agreed date. A vague suggestion becomes a question to clarify, not an invented commitment.
Let Artie turn explicit commitments from meetings and chat into a follow-through list with owners, dates, source links and checked updates.
Starts: Channel updates arrive and the scheduled commitment check-in runs.
Artie reads the connected channel and accessible meeting notes. Each entry keeps the original source, deliverable, owner and agreed date. A vague suggestion becomes a question to clarify, not an invented commitment.
At your chosen cadence, Artie checks the source thread and connected task record for completion, a changed date or a blocker. Reminders name the agreed output and ask for the missing update through the channel you authorize.
Completed items are linked to their result. Changed commitments retain the new agreement and source. Stalled work goes to the escalation owner you chose, with the dependency and decision needed to move it forward.
Use this for commitments people explicitly made. The reply-follow-up workflow is a better fit when you are waiting for a response to an email.
Hypothetical finished result
Launch commitment check-in
Hypothetical: the launch channel agreed to finish a pricing FAQ before the review.
Connect the accounts and actions for your workflow. Start in Artie or add your Artisan to Slack; access stays within your account permissions.
Explore appsNo. Give it the sources and the kinds of explicit commitments to track. Unclear ownership or timing is a clarification to resolve.
Artie checks for a new agreement, records its source and uses the updated date. It does not silently change the commitment on someone’s behalf.
The next check looks for completion, cancellation or a changed agreement. Set the cadence, escalation owner and stop conditions in the brief.