New — Autopilot
“Take it from here — weekday mornings, my time.”
Arm it once, and the pipeline runs without you
Everything above still holds: drafts wait for your release — until you decide otherwise. When the loop has earned your confidence, say so once. Set the rhythm in plain language and Kaarvi repeats it back — your schedule, your timezone, by name — then runs the same loop end to end on every beat: spots the surge, names the buyer, writes the send, and sends it, with no one at the keyboard. The autonomy you granted is standing but never unbounded — a daily send cap starts deliberately small and rises only as real delivery history accrues, and if deliveries start coming back uncertain, it pauses itself and tells you instead of pressing on. Your whole team can see it’s armed from the Library, and your stop word — one word, spoken any time — shuts it off on the spot, on the record. The funnel it builds is live data like any other in Kaarvi: ask “how did outbound do this month” and get the answer, with the receipts behind it.
- armed by you, never by default
- your schedule, your timezone
- a send cap that earns its way up
- pauses itself when delivery looks doubtful
- one stop word ends it — on the record