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How you get a tool on that step

You get a named step, a path a tool can hold, and a tool left running on it. You keep judgment — live publish, spend over the limit, exceptions.

Look · Rewire · Seat

Look

You get the one step named — the one that still needs you and holds the rest of the day back.

Roofing. The quote waits until measurements leave the van. That step is the one to name — not the software.

Rewire

You get a path so a tool can hold that step. Not a pile of new apps.

Salon. Three books become one diary. Holds and confirmations come from the same thread.

Seat

You get one narrow tool on that step, left running. You approve what leaves the rails.

Till. The price file feeds the till. The new number is not live until you say yes.

The rule that never bends

You say what the tool may do. Then it does that. You approve the rest.

Let it run

  • Work you’ve already defined
  • Replies from facts and scripts you set
  • Drafts and research you asked for
  • Spend under a limit you set

You approve

  • Going live in public
  • Spend over the limit
  • New prices or one-off exceptions
  • Anything outside what you defined

The rule isn’t “never send.” You say what the tool may do. Then it does that.