Using Weaver
To-dos
See next steps across your events, review available plans, and follow running work without losing the original project context.
Find your to-dos
A to-do is a next step associated with an event. It may come from a request or commitment in the related email. To-dos keep the action close to the context that explains it.
Open To do to see open work across events, grouped by due date. Expand a row to read its details, due date, and any available plan. You can also find to-dos on the event itself.
Check the details before treating a suggested action or date as final. A to-do doesn't always have an executable plan; you can handle the work yourself and mark it complete.
Run a to-do
Expand the to-do and read the available plan.
Adjust the plan if the goal or instructions need to change.
Choose Run plan to start that plan.
Follow its progress in Chat, answer questions, and review any required approvals.
Starting the plan is an explicit action. Seeing a plan or asking about the to-do doesn't start it automatically.
Follow or stop a task
Use Open in Chat to return to the running work. If it needs information, give the answer in the relevant conversation. Use Stop on that running task when you want to end the execution.
Stopping a run doesn't undo an email already sent or another action already completed. Check the current result before starting again. To prevent a recurring report, pause its scheduled task instead.
Mark work done
Check off a to-do when the required work is complete. Drafting an email alone doesn't mean the reply has been sent, and starting a plan doesn't prove the goal has been reached.
Completed work leaves the open list. If a result is unclear, inspect the event and the original source before marking it done or repeating an action.
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