Vector. Defend the calendar, attach context, propose changes for approval.
Calendar defense — focus time protected, briefs attached, reschedules proposed for one-tap approval.
The shift
Before Vector, and after.
Same office, same people — different operating posture.
Before
- — Anyone with a link can take an hour.
- — You walk into meetings cold because no one prepared a brief.
- — Focus blocks get eaten by the first 'urgent' request.
After
- — Focus time treated as a commitment, not a suggestion.
- — Every meeting opens with a brief and prior context.
- — Reschedules proposed with the right trade-off, not the easy one.
How it runs
The Vector workflow.
A short loop the office actually runs every day.
Step 01
Defend
Holds focus blocks, travel buffers, and prep windows.
Step 02
Brief
Attaches a pre-meeting brief from Atlas and Nexus.
Step 03
Propose
Reschedules conflicts and surfaces the swap for approval.
Inputs · outputs · artifact
What goes in, what comes out.
Inputs
- Calendar & invites
- Travel, focus time
- Meeting prep needs
Outputs
- Proposed reschedules
- Pre-meeting briefs
- Focus protection
Sample · Calendar change
Move 1:1 with Priya · Thu 14:00 → 16:00
Frees prep window before board call.
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.
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