Sōl Field Agent
Handles customer intake and the technician’s short text commands. It can prepare estimates, appointment states, job updates, and payment links while preserving the difference between prepared, simulated, and delivered.
A visible map of what the agents do, what still needs a person, and what is only designed. No mystery robot claiming it sent a text that never left the building.
How to read this roster: “Working” can mean tested product behavior, an operator-invoked script, or a bounded AI assignment. Each card says which. None of these roles is an unattended employee, and every external action keeps its human approval gate.
Handles customer intake and the technician’s short text commands. It can prepare estimates, appointment states, job updates, and payment links while preserving the difference between prepared, simulated, and delivered.
Runs a bounded beginning-to-end demo path and records exactly where it breaks.
Checks one exact revision, runs its release gates, and can execute an explicitly authorized deployment.
Scopes a Grass-only release, verifies the green brand assets and routes, runs repository checks, and compares the deployed pages with the approved revision.
Plans and captures a repeatable tour of the Grass landing page, tenant site, scheduling request, invoice draft, and outreach preview.
Turns verified Grass captures into a landscaping-owner script, voiceover plan, music brief, captions, and review render.
The signed direct-message adapter is built. It still needs a Slack app, one approved workspace, one mapped operator, and a controlled live proof.
Answers the company number, handles routine questions, and takes a message. During business hours it can offer a human; after hours it never rings a founder’s private iPhone.
Turns email, web, SMS, and voicemail into one ticket, removes duplicates, drafts a summary, and posts only safe metadata to a private Slack channel.
Collects newsletters and release notes, groups repeated claims, and proposes experiments that fit the platform mission. It does not clone a feature or accept terms on its own.
Maintains nonsecret account ownership records, schedules recovery drills, and flags missing backup admins. OTPs and passwords never go into Slack or Git.
Turns verified product evidence into a draft episode, captions, and multiple video layouts.
The agents collect context, protect sleep, and remove repetitive clicking. They do not hide the phone number or trap someone in a chatbot. If a person wants a person, the system should say when one is available and make the callback easy.