Comedia Suite

We built our own tools so agents can draft and a person still makes the call.

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Mail · replies drafted overnight, waiting for review

A day at Comedia

Four apps share the work, from the first email of the morning to the outreach that runs after we leave.

7:30am

The replies are drafted before anyone is at a desk

Overnight, Mail reads what came in, works out which emails need an answer and drafts each one in our voice, using the history with that person. In Gmail every email looks the same. Here the ones that matter are at the top with a draft attached, and nothing goes out until someone presses send.

Mail
9:00am

Nothing promised in an email gets lost

Action items used to sit in threads until someone remembered them. Now a promise made in an email becomes a task, every meeting on the calendar gets a one-page brief, and a thread where we wrote last and heard nothing comes back with a follow-up ready.

Mail
11:00am

The client deck is written from the call notes

Paste the notes from the morning call and Claude writes the deck in our templates, slide by slide. Every deck is markdown underneath, so an agent can write one and a person can change any line. There are 41 templates on one grid, and every slide is exactly 1920 by 1080, so the PDF matches the screen.

Slides
1:00pm

Two people can work on one deck without losing each other's edits

Re-uploading a deck used to write over whatever a colleague had changed. Now every version is kept. When an upload and an edit in the app touch the same slide, Slides holds the upload and a person chooses.

Slides
2:30pm

In research sessions, people use a phone that really works

Our concepts for agent-driven phones are working prototypes built from real components, so participants tap through real flows instead of clicking between pictures. The gallery is the components themselves and Figma follows it. Work in progress is never compiled into the public build.

Patterns
4:00pm

Tomorrow's screen starts from a sketch

Drop in a wireframe and a sentence, and Builder makes the screen from the same component library, so it looks like ours from the first version. Claude reads the component source and checks the screen compiles. The flow exports as one file anyone can click through.

Builder
6:00pm

Outreach is researched and drafted while we're away

Every two hours on weekdays, the outreach agent researches the next companies on the list, drafts a personal page and an email for each, and stops to ask when it doesn't know enough. In the morning the letters are waiting in Ready to send, and a person sends each one.

Mail

Agents can work inside every app

Each app has a way in for agents as well as people, so work that starts in a chat with Claude lands in the right place.

A person decides

Agents research, draft and publish. Sending an email, replacing a deck someone has edited and showing a prototype in public all wait for a person.

Everything is text

Decks are markdown, letters are rows in a database and Builder reads its component list from the code. Agents can read and write all of it.

One sign-in

A Comedia Google account opens all four apps, and access is checked in one place. The apps share one set of interface components.

We fix it the same week

When something gets in the way, we change the tool. Mail and Slides have had nearly 500 changes between them since we started.

We build tools like these for clients

If your team spends hours on work an agent could draft and a person could approve, we can build that tool with you.

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