Draft a proposal from your company playbook
Bring the client brief and your established way of working into one proposal draft.
Interactive sample, with fictional data and scripted agent output. No agent runs and no workspace data is read or changed.
Reduce the time it takes to train clinic staff.
Start with a small pilot, then review evidence before expanding.
We need a training pilot before we can choose the rollout.
The brief, company playbook and finalized transcript supply the context.This is a simulation with sample data.
Inspect the sample record · Northfield Health
Sources
- Project brief
- Reduce the time it takes to train clinic staff.
- Company playbook
- Start with a small pilot, then review evidence before expanding.
- Finalized interview transcript
- We need a training pilot before we can choose the rollout.
Proposal draft
- Goal
- Reduce the time it takes to train clinic staff. · Project brief
- Approach
- Start with a small pilot, then review evidence before expanding. · Company playbook
- Fees and dates
- Confirm before sharing
Try it in your workspace
In your workspace, connect a member’s MCP client, make the source records available to that member, and ask for a draft. Shared-chat agents need their own workspace setup. Starlings provides the context and tools; your chosen agent produces the result.
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A request to adapt
Draft a proposal from this project brief and our company playbook. Cite the source of the scope and approach. Leave fees, dates and unsupported promises for a person to confirm. Do not send it to the client.
Approve scope, pricing and commitments before sharing. Company memory supplies context; it does not authorize promises.
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What is available today
These are sample agent workflows built from existing capabilities, not built-in one-click automations. Agent output depends on the client, model, instructions and records it can access.
| Capability | Mac | iOS | Web |
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| Docs: the corpus, read and written from Starlings | Works | Works | Works |
| Projects and leads, with their tasks and issues | Works | Works | Works |
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