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    Briefs

    Define the brief once.
    Get the answer forever.

    A brief is recurring prep 0ct handles on a schedule — daily, hourly, weekly, or one-time. Write it in plain English, attach the connections and rules it needs, pick the model, and the brief lands in your inbox or Slack on cadence.

    A brief, end to end.

    Bianca runs sales for a 60-person company. She defined one brief. It arrives every weekday at 7:00 AM before standup.

    PromptPrepare my Daily Sales Brief: status with explanation, key metrics, what changed, top risks, recommended focus, and likely follow-up questions from leadership with answers.ScheduleMon–Fri at 7:00 AM, your timezoneConnectionsAttio CRM · Outlook · Google Sheets · Aircall · the team's own databaseRulesARR formula · R/Y/G thresholds · discovery rules · source-of-truth precedenceModelClaude 4.5 with tool callingDeliverySlack #cro at 6:55 AM, email at 7:00 AM, SMS only when a metric goes red

    Pick the cadence the question deserves

    Hourly for live monitoring. Daily for morning briefs. Weekly for roll-ups. One-time when you need it once.

    Hourly

    For live monitoring — pricing pages, status feeds, on-call queues.

    Example:
    Re-check competitor pricing pages every hour

    Daily

    The go-to cadence for morning briefs and overnight updates.

    Example:
    Bianca's Daily Sales Brief, Mon–Fri at 7:00 AM

    Weekly

    Roll-ups, leadership digests, and recurring reviews.

    Example:
    Sunday-evening leadership brief into Slack #leadership

    One-time

    A single delivery for a specific date and time.

    Example:
    Pre-board-meeting research the night before
    Model per brief

    Pick the model that fits the job.

    Tool-calling Claude or GPT for briefs that hit five tools and do math. Faster Gemini or Llama for short summaries. The model is a per-brief choice, not a platform-wide one.

    • Models discovered automatically every 15 minutes
    • Ranked by intelligence, tool calling, and search
    • Switch models per brief without rewriting the prompt
    Claude Sonnet 4.5
    Best for tool-calling briefs
    GPT-5
    Strong reasoning + structured output
    Gemini 2.5 Pro
    Fast summaries with web search
    Llama 3.3 70B
    Cost-efficient digests

    What people put on a schedule

    Recurring intelligence that used to be someone's Monday morning.

    Daily Sales Brief

    Pulls from Attio, Outlook, Google Sheets, Aircall, and the team's own database. Lands as a Slack post and an email at 7:00 AM, every weekday.

    Daily Account Balances

    Checks every bank account, credit card, brokerage, and loan each morning. Emails you net cash, what changed, and what's coming due.

    Pipeline Health

    Coverage, stage concentration, and stalled deals scored against your historic benchmarks — every Monday.

    Customer Risk Report

    Usage signals, support volume, and CSM notes blended into a weekly risk list for the success team.

    Weekly Leadership Brief

    Cross-functional update from sales, success, support, and product — into one Sunday digest.

    Define the brief once.

    Get the answer forever. Set up your first brief in minutes — pick a meeting you prepare for every week, and let 0ct handle the prep on cadence.

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    Don't ask the same question twice.
    Put 0ct on the schedule.

    Your AI operator for recurring intelligence — pulls fresh data from your connections, applies your rules, ships the brief before the meeting starts.

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