Turn them on per project. They work on a cadence and draft into your inbox, and never send or change anything on their own. All five are live today.
Chases each subcontractor as their work comes due, then turns their replies into proposed schedule updates in your inbox.
Drafts your client report on the day you choose, pulling the week's progress and flagging stale or inconsistent updates before you share.
Re-checks the moment a new revision lands, and flags slippage and at-risk dates before they cost you time or money.
Asks the trades what's in the way of next week's work, before it's late. Work still blocked upstream is skipped, so nobody is asked too early.
Finds the delay driver against your baseline and drafts recovery options and an EOT narrative, grounded in the schedule, with gaps flagged.
Beyond the five agents, these run on demand. Ask in plain English and the right capability answers, drafts or simulates, then hands you a proposal to approve, edit or reject.
A brief becomes a full draft programme: WBS, logic, resources.
Charts, S-curves and schedule health, on demand.
A DCMA 14-point quality check with the offending tasks.
Monte Carlo: P10 to P90 finish dates and the probability of hitting your target.
Projects your finish date at the current rate of progress.
Simulate a change and see the impact before committing it.
An EOT / delay narrative grounded in your baseline, gaps flagged.
Within-float moves that smooth labour peaks, so your finish holds.
Every number is calculated by governance rules, and nothing is written on its own. A proposal shows the source and exactly what would change. Approve it, edit it, or reject it.
Bring a P6 or MSP file, or a one-line brief. We set it up with you on your own programme.