What to say to your AI agent, task by task.

Real things to say to Scopeology for projects, tasks, calendar, inbox, calls, notes and cloud agents, with what happens next.

Fix the signup email on the website, and book Tracy Tuesday at 10.
Sent to your website agent. Tracy is booked Tuesday at 10, invite and video link sent.

You do not need to learn voice commands for an AI assistant the way you learned keyboard shortcuts. Scopeology understands plain sentences, typed or spoken. The lines below are starting points that show what each part of the product can do. Say them as written, or in your own words.

Three habits that make every command work

  • Name the project when you have more than one. "Add a task to Launch" lands in the right place the first time.
  • Give a day or time for anything with a deadline. "Wednesday", "tomorrow at 3" and "next Friday" all work.
  • Combine jobs in one breath. "Fix the signup email and book Tracy Tuesday at 10" does both.

Tap the mic on any screen, or type in the same box. Scopeology answers out loud when you speak and in text when you type.

What to say, by task.

Projects

Ask where things stand across everything you run, or about one project by name.

What's late this week?
Two things. The Launch press list was due Monday, and the store's tax settings are waiting on you.
How is the website project doing?
Three open tasks, one agent job running on the pricing page, nothing overdue.
Start a project called Spring catalog.
Done. Spring catalog is on your Projects page.

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Tasks

Say a task the moment you think of it. Add a project and a day if you know them.

Remind me to send Tracy the press list Wednesday.
Added for Wednesday under Launch.
I finished the demo video.
Marked done. Two Launch tasks are left this week.
What should I do next?
The venue deposit. It is due tomorrow and it blocks the press list.

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Calendar

Book, move and cancel with plain times. Before anything is cancelled, Scopeology asks you to confirm.

Meet Tracy Tuesday at 10 for 30 minutes.
Booked Tuesday at 10, invite and video link sent.
Block Thursday morning for writing.
Thursday 9 to 12 is blocked. Nobody can book over it.
Cancel my 3 o'clock.
Cancel the client check-in with Sam today at 3?

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Inbox

Gmail and Outlook in one place. Scopeology drafts replies; you send them.

What needs me in email today?
Three emails. The accountant needs the March receipts, and two clients asked about dates.
What did the accountant say?
She needs the March receipts by Friday to file on time.
Draft a reply saying I'll send them Thursday.
Drafted. It is in your drafts, ready to send.

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Calls

Your number answers in Scopeology's voice and takes messages. Ask about them like you would ask a front desk.

Who called while I was out?
Two calls. Your landlord about the lease renewal, and a supplier asking for a delivery address.
Make the landlord's message a task for Monday.
Added: call the landlord about the lease renewal, Monday.

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Notes and decisions

Say it to save it. Ask later in your own words; the answer comes from your notes, meetings and files.

Save this: we keep the launch price the same through March.
Saved as a decision under Launch.
What did we decide on pricing?
The launch price stays the same through March. You saved that after Tuesday's review.
Find the venue contract.
It is in Launch resources, uploaded last week.

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Cloud agents

Hand coding and project work to the agent for a project. Watch, stop or rerun it by name.

Have the website agent fix the signup email sender.
Sent. The log is on your Agents page.
What are the agents working on?
One job. The website agent is running the email tests now.
Stop the website job.
Stopped. The log shows how far it got.
Rerun it, and only change the sender line.
Rerunning with that change.

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When Scopeology asks you back

Some requests need one more detail. If two meetings match "my 3 o'clock" or a task has no date, Scopeology asks a short question instead of guessing. Anything that removes something, like cancelling a meeting, waits for your yes. Answer in a word and it carries on.

For full walkthroughs that use these lines, read how to hand coding work to AI agents and how to let an AI agent triage your inbox.

Questions

Do I have to say commands word for word?

No. Scopeology understands plain sentences in your own words. The lines on this page are starting points.

Can I type instead of talking?

Yes. The same box takes typing or the mic. Scopeology answers out loud when you speak and in text when you type.

Can I ask for two things at once?

Yes. "Fix the signup email and book Tracy Tuesday at 10" sends the fix to an agent and books the meeting.

Will it cancel or delete something without asking?

No. Anything that removes something, like cancelling a meeting, waits for your yes first.

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