Usage overview

The Usage section is split by audience. Installer-focused pages are tagged Installer; exec-focused pages are tagged Consumer.

For the installer (you, after first boot)

You’ll spend the first day wiring integrations. After that your Workforce0 duties are mostly:

• Quarterly: rotate API keys, review BYOK spend caps, verify backups still restore cleanly.
• When the exec asks: add a new integration, tweak a role’s prompt, onboard a new team member.
• When a regression happens: triage from backend logs, retry a stuck ticket from the Activity page.

For the exec (the consumer)

Most of this section is for them. Send them:

• Uploading meetings — the one place the exec touches the web UI.
• Approvals in Slack — how to approve, redirect, or pause a brief without opening a browser.
• Daily workflow — what a normal week looks like. This is the page to bookmark.

The minimal exec UX

If all goes well the exec does four things, repeatedly:

1. Start a meeting (dial in, or upload a recording after).
2. Review a brief — approve / redirect / ask a clarifying question.
3. Approve a plan — one tap.
4. Audit progress from Slack as child tickets close.

Everything else — prompts, models, schemas, queues — is your problem as the installer. That’s the deal.