Use case · Recurring operations
Put the repeatable work on a schedule. Keep the approvals.
Give a manager one outcome, only the sources and capabilities it needs, and a schedule. Every run is saved; every external action waits for you.
ManagerWeekdays 08:30 · #incidents · Jira OPSExample
“Every weekday at 8:30, brief me on open incidents and prepare a Slack update for approval.”
01 · The outcome
Recurring work that runs on time and inside its boundary.
02 · What Ysra receives
- The outcome
- Schedule or manual trigger
- Selected sources
- Capability grants
- Approval policy
03 · What stays with you
- Schedule
- Sources and capabilities
- Every external action
04 · What Ysra does
- 01TriggerOn demand or on the approved schedule.
- 02RetrieveOnly from the sources the manager was given.
- 03ReasonWorks toward the single outcome it owns.
- 04Report or proposeWrites the result; proposes any external action exactly.
- 05ApproveYou approve, edit, or decline.
- 06PersistThe run, its sources, and its result are kept in history.
05 · The evidence that comes back
- Run history
- Sources used per run
- The exact proposal
06 · What can happen next
- Rehearse with side effects disabled
- Adjust the boundary
- Add another manager for a different outcome
Give Ysra the outcome. Keep the authority.
Start a software task, ask from company context, or put a repeatable workflow on a schedule.