Product launch
“Ship the new pricing page by the 24th with Legal sign-off.”
Copy · Legal · Build · Launch
AI Project Planning · Pillar 04
Write a few sentences about what you want to achieve. Iymer drafts the plan: phases, tasks, dependencies, rough estimates and suggested owners based on who has capacity. Edit it like a document, approve the assignments, and the AI Operations Manager keeps it honest when something slips.
Plan a project
Describe the outcome. Iymer drafts the phases, tasks and owners.
Describe the outcome
Draft plan
Drafting…How a plan is born
Click through the three stages. The brief goes in however you like, the plan comes out as a document you can shape, and the owners are suggested from who actually has room this month.
Say what you want, however you want
Type it, speak it, or attach the document you already have. No template and no forty required fields.
Not just software
Launches, onboarding, events, hiring, campaigns, migrations. If you can describe the result, Iymer can draft the plan.
“Ship the new pricing page by the 24th with Legal sign-off.”
Copy · Legal · Build · Launch
“Run the Q4 onboarding programme for twelve new accounts.”
Discovery · Setup · Training · Review
“Host a 200-person customer day in March.”
Venue · Speakers · Promotion · Run of show
“Hire two engineers by the end of March.”
Brief · Sourcing · Interviews · Offers
“Launch the spring campaign across email, social and paid.”
Messaging · Assets · Schedule · Measure
“Move support macros to the new plan names without downtime.”
Inventory · Rewrite · Test · Cut over
Then it stays alive
Once the plan exists, the AI Operations Manager takes it from there: chasing owners before dates land, naming the work that has stopped moving, and proposing a new order when something slips. You approve the changes.
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You describe the outcome in a few sentences, by typing, speaking or attaching a brief. Iymer drafts phases, tasks, dependencies and rough estimates, then suggests an owner for each phase based on who is on the team and how loaded they are. You edit the plan like a document and approve the assignments.
The outcome, a deadline if you have one, and any constraints that matter, such as a team that needs notice or a dependency on another project. The more context you attach, the better the first draft.
Yes. Rename phases, merge or cut tasks, change estimates and move owners. It reads as a document, not a form, and the structure stays consistent while you shape it.
It looks at the people in your workspace, their roles and their current load, and suggests the person with the right skills and the most room. Nobody is assigned until a manager approves, and you can change any suggestion.
No. Launches, client onboarding, events, hiring, marketing campaigns and migrations all work the same way. Any outcome with a deadline is a project.
The AI Operations Manager watches the live plan. It chases owners before a date lands, names phases that have stopped moving, and proposes a new order when something slips. You approve before anything changes.
Yes. Create an empty project and add phases yourself. The AI helps whenever you ask, and the AI Operations Manager still keeps it on track.
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