PRODUCT · EARLY ACCESS
The plan that rewrites itself.
Every plan is perfect until Tuesday. Then reality arrives, and the document doesn't notice. Planner closes the loop: leadership sets the goal, leads shape the tasks, agents collect the ground truth, and when reality drifts from the plan, the plan is the thing that moves. With your approval, always.
Planning surfaces (Weekly Plan, Mission & Vision, OKR) are in the product today. The self-rewriting loop is rolling out to early-access workspaces.
One loop, five moments
Leadership sets the goal
Plain language, a target and a deadline. No OKR ceremony required.
Leads shape the tasks
Efforti drafts the breakdown; managers and team leads adjust, assign, own.
Agents collect reality
The daily check-ins you already run become the plan's ground truth.
The plan proposes its rewrite
Drift detected → a replan is drafted, every change provenance-stamped to the check-in that caused it.
Execution follows
Nudges, blocker chases, briefings: the loop keeps running until done.
THE SAME SPINE
Nothing replans itself silently.
The rule that governs scoring governs planning: AI drafts, a human approves, everyone sees the basis. A proposed rewrite shows what changed, why, and which check-ins drove it. It becomes the plan only when a person says so. Delivery data you can trust made scores fair; it's what makes plans true.
- Replans proposed, sourced and approved, never auto-applied
- Every task change traceable to the conversation that caused it
- Leadership sees goal-level drift the morning it starts, not at the QBR
Blockers (6 themes, 0 on you / 6 external · process):
- Asha Nair: Crestline UAT sign-off waiting on client External · ~2d
- Rohan Mehta: staging access for the new QA pair Process · ~5h
- Meera Pillai: Atlas demo environment blocked on data refresh Backend · ~1d
This week so far:
- Daily standup: 34/38 (89%) replied. Sprint on track, two rocks at risk.
- Weekly outcome & score: 51/54 (94%), say/do ratio at 85%.
- Escalations update: 88% resolved, 1.6h average time.
Silences: 1
- Dev Kapoor: second quiet day. Open items attached; nudge drafted. Send?
Sara D'Souza → Design daily (fired 2:00 PM, replied 2:55 PM): handoff files shipped.
Early access, honestly labeled
We ship what we claim. Here is exactly where Planner stands.
In the product today
Weekly Plan, Mission & Vision and OKR surfaces; goal & metric anchoring on agents. The score already uses your target and deadline.
Early access now
Goal → task drafting with lead approval, drift detection from check-ins, and proposed replans with provenance. Rolling out workspace by workspace.
Next
Execution hand-off: plans that brief human and AI executors alike, and export specs to the agent stacks your teams already run.
Be the workspace the plan loop learns on.
Early-access workspaces shape the roadmap, and get the loop first.