Command. Rank the day by what only the office can decide.
The single surface the chief executive opens first — ranked by what the office, and only the office, can resolve today.
The shift
Before Command, and after.
Same office, same people — different operating posture.
Before
- — Mornings start in the inbox, not on priorities.
- — Approvals sit in five tools; nothing tells you what's blocking.
- — The office reacts to whoever is loudest, not what matters most.
After
- — One ranked attention stack with confidence and sensitivity flags.
- — Quick actions resolve, route, or defer without leaving the surface.
- — Office-state strip shows live load: approvals, risk, commitments.
How it runs
The Command workflow.
A short loop the office actually runs every day.
Step 01
Aggregate
Pulls approvals, risks, commitments, and calendar context into one queue.
Step 02
Rank
Scores by sensitivity, decay, and what only the principal can decide.
Step 03
Act
Approve, edit, route, or defer with a keystroke. Every move recorded.
Inputs · outputs · artifact
What goes in, what comes out.
Inputs
- Approvals queue
- Risks & opportunities
- Open commitments
- Calendar context
Outputs
- Attention stack
- Office-state strip
- Quick-action shortcuts
Sample · Attention row
● Reply to board on Q3 forecast — Med · 92%
● Sign Northwind renewal — Sensitive · 78%
● Approve EU launch memo — High · 84%
Trust posture
The same approval gate as every other module.
Helm never sends, schedules, or commits anything externally without an explicit office decision. Every action is logged in Verdict with diff and approver identity.
Approval-gated execution
Tamper-evident audit
Customer-owned memory
Works with
Modules that pair with this one.
Start the day on Command