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BossForce is run by talking to an agent, so most of this is not about buttons. It is about what the pieces are, what to hand over, and how to tell whether it went well.
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From signing in to one finished piece of work. About an hour, most of it conversation.
What BossForce is
A workspace where AI agents do the work and you decide. What it is good at, what it is not, and what you actually do here.
Read →02Your first thirty minutes
Signing in, and the setup conversation that builds your workspace. What you will be asked, why, and how to answer well.
Read →03A tour of your workspace
What every section in the sidebar is for, in the order you will actually use them.
Read →04Your first real piece of work
One job from request to accepted result, and what to watch at each step.
Read →How BossForce works
The parts a workspace is made of, in the order they matter. Read them once and the sections stop needing explanation.
Goals
The outcome with a number attached. Everything else in the workspace exists to move one.
Read →02Tasks, projects and playbooks
The three shapes work takes in a workspace, and how to tell which one you want.
Read →03Connecting your tools
How agents reach Gmail, your calendar, your spreadsheets and the rest — and how your credentials are handled.
Read →04The inbox: how agents ask
Where agents put the things only you can settle, and how to keep it from becoming another feed.
Read →05The heartbeat: work that continues without you
How agents pick up work on a schedule, what order they do it in, and how to set a cadence you are comfortable with.
Read →06Memories: what the workspace knows
The durable facts and preferences that stop agents giving you advice that would fit anybody.
Read →07History: activity and checkpoints
Two records of what happened — one to read, one to roll back to.
Read →Working with your agent
The part that decides whether this works for you: how to ask, how to check, what to hand over, and what agents can reach.
How to ask for what you want
The difference between work you have to redo and work you can use is almost always in the request.
Read →02Reviewing work and making corrections stick
Four places a correction can live, and how to pick the right one so you never give it twice.
Read →03Your team of agents
Why the workspace has several agents instead of one, when to add a role, and what belongs on each card.
Read →04What to delegate, and what to keep
Where agents earn their keep, where they are a liability, and how to move the line as trust builds.
Read →05Your data, and what agents can reach
Where your workspace lives, how it is isolated, how credentials are handled, and what an agent can and cannot do.
Read →Plans and problems
What the work costs, and what to do on the day something does not behave.