Roadmap

Start a draft from your own assistant

Ask Claude or another connected assistant to have Aether draft a proposal, status report or continuity brief. Aether's own agent writes it and it lands in your queue for review, never written by the assistant itself.

Reading your engagement state from an assistant is already live.

Slack threads, checked end to end

Making sure the decisions, risks and commitments pulled from Slack conversations are as reliable as those from documents and email.

Slack connection and live updates are already live.

Chief of staff in Recall

Ask for “this week's Northwind report” and Recall starts the right agent and hands you the link, as well as answering questions.

A continuity brief when an engagement changes hands

Change a lead or add someone to an engagement and a brief of the whole record is drafted for them.

A notice when an assumption breaks

A contradicted assumption arrives with a draft client notice or change request, off by default for each firm.

A SOW from a won proposal

When a proposal is accepted, Aether drafts the statement of work from it, using your firm's past SOWs and standard clauses, for a partner to review. It also seeds the assumptions Aether can later check.

A kickoff pack

From the SOW and the proposal: the assumptions, who decides and who approves what, working agreements and success criteria for the start of an engagement.

Renewal and phase-2 proposals

A proposal for an existing client, built from what you delivered, what's still open, and the extra work Expansion Scout has found.

A client review pack

A quarterly or steering pack for a client across all their engagements: value delivered, health, open risks and renewal timing.

Sign-off requests

When a deliverable goes out, a request for the client's sign-off that cites the SOW's acceptance criteria and the evidence it was delivered.

Decision confirmation notes

A short “here's what we agreed” for the client to confirm in writing, built from the decisions on record.

Share a Recall answer with the team

Save a question and its cited answer to an engagement so colleagues see it, and get told when someone shares one.

“As agreed on” reply drafts

When someone tries to reopen a settled decision, Aether drafts a reply citing when and how it was agreed.

Send tasks to Monday

The same handoff ClickUp and Asana have: push an approved task and read back only whether it's done, so Resolve still works.

A meeting notetaker connector

Bring meeting transcripts in with the right attendees attached, from the notetaker your firm already uses.

Choose how much AI writes

Full drafts, outlines only, or no AI generation at all, set for your firm.

Watch a draft take shape

See the agent's working while it runs, instead of a blank wait.

Accuracy by source

See how reliable extraction has been for Drive, email and Slack separately.

Help that knows where you are

In-app help for the page you're on.

Chief of staff: multi-step tasks

Ask for something that takes several steps, built from Aether's own tools, with a cost limit per run and everything reviewed before it leaves.

Chief of staff: saved agents

Save a task as a firm agent that runs when triggered or on a schedule, with how often it's rewritten tracked.

Retrospective

Looks back across closed engagements for patterns that repeat, like the SOW clause that always ends in a re-scope, and brings them into the next proposal. De-identified and reviewed by a person.

A lessons-learned review

At the end of an engagement, a drafted internal review of what slipped, what changed scope and which decisions were re-argued, so it gets written even when nobody has the time.

More drafts

The post-meeting recap, the close-out report, and a de-identified case study at the end of an engagement.

Constraints, tracked

Hard limits such as a budget cap, a staffing rule or a regulatory boundary, tracked as their own kind of item and checked the way assumptions are.