Work · Inbox
While you were away, your assistant read everything and filed one document. Opening Talaria means knowing exactly where the day stopped and what is waiting on you.
Daily brief
Work/Inbox
The morning's shape: 23 emails triaged, 19 handled. One competitor note worth four minutes. Four stopped at your call.
Written by Meridian, your assistant · appended to through the day, never rewritten
Work that has stopped and is waiting on a decision from you.
Four sections
Needs you holds the work that stopped because it needs your decision. Today is the calendar. Waiting on you is people owed an answer. Worth knowing is the rest, clearly labeled as the rest.
“Work that has stopped and is waiting on a decision from you.”
Append-only
Nothing disappears when you handle it. Resolved lines stay, struck through, with their history intact. If you were wrong to close one, it goes back.
“Put this back”
One click
Every line opens the thing it came from: the ticket, the channel, the approval. When you would rather ask first, the question goes straight to your assistant with the line attached.
“Ask your assistant about this”
The asides
The brief is written once; the mail and calendar panels beside it are alive. The Timeline column shows what moved since you last looked, tagged new, changed, or done.
“3 new since you looked”
Drafted replies
When a reply is warranted, the draft is already there with the send button beside it. A stale draft that would answer the wrong message says so and steps aside.
More of Work
Comms
Channels, relays that conclude, agents in the roster.
Plan
Talk it through; it becomes the document.
Boards
Tickets sized for agents, gated for humans.
Research
Questions that end in cited, org-visible reports.
Knowledge
The org brain, written and rewritable.
Files
Everything the work produces, in six places.
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