Choose a supported trigger.
Schedules and supported workspace events.
AI workflows
AI project workflows. With context to act.
Neevio Loops write weekly wraps, standups and blocker updates from task activity, on a schedule, and post them to Slack or a task.
Built for the long run.
Define when it runs, what it does and where it goes.
Prompts, conditions, actions.
Define the project context and delivery action.
Review the run.
Inspect run details and refine the prompt.
Choose the recurring job.
Starting points for project updates. Configure the prompt, trigger and delivery for your team.
Weekly wrap
Summarize project progress on a schedule.
Morning standup
Prepare a recurring team update.
Blocker watch
Add context when a task becomes blocked.
Priority triage
Review urgent work with its project context.
Workload check
Prepare a review of the team’s work.
Weekly wrap
Summarize project progress on a schedule.
Morning standup
Prepare a recurring team update.
Blocker watch
Add context when a task becomes blocked.
Priority triage
Review urgent work with its project context.
Workload check
Prepare a review of the team’s work.
From a recurring job to a configured Loop.
Write the prompt. Configure the trigger. Review the result.
Say it in a sentence.
Write the prompt and configure the trigger and action.
Review the configuration.
Choose supported conditions and delivery actions before enabling the Loop.
Run on a schedule or event.
The Loop runs with its configured project context.
Start with a useful recurring job.
Choose a template, add context and review the output.
Weekly wrap
What moved, what slipped and what is blocked.
Morning standup
Prepare the next project update.
Blocker watch
Add context where the task is blocked.
Priority triage
Review new high-priority work.
Workload check
Inspect the team’s workload.
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Project context
Tasks with owners and priorities. Keep delivery work in view.
Recurring schedules. Run updates at the cadence you choose.
Defined triggers and actions. Configure the workflow your team needs.
Run history. Review outcomes before changing the workflow.
GitHub and Slack context. Keep code review and team conversations close.
Trust by default.
Configured actions. Run detail. Human review.
Assigned user permissions.
Access depends on the Loop context and the configured actions.
Every run, on the record.
Open any run. Review the recorded run status and details.
Manage the recurring work.
Review the Loop configuration and enable it when it is ready.
A useful recurring update starts with a clear job, project context and a place for the result.