Every week, the same job. Turning a pile of scattered notes into an update someone will actually read.
It isn't hard. It's just repetitive — the same thinking, over and over.
This is the kind of task an agent can quietly take off your plate.
And an agent is simpler than it sounds. It's a short set of instructions you write once.
What it does. What it needs from you. And what to give back.
Here's one inside Margaret — a helper called Weekly Update Writer.
You hand it the raw material: this week's messy notes.
Then you press use, and let it do the repetitive part.
A few seconds later, you get a clear, structured update.
Highlights, metrics, blockers, and next steps — in the same shape every time.
You didn't hand over your judgement. You just skipped the blank page.
The thinking happens once, in the instructions. Then it works for you, week after week.
That's an agent. A small, dependable helper for the work you repeat.
Margaret. Your friendly helper manager.