Talking to Sattvin

It asks before it assumes

When you mention a task tersely — “create a task for the minister meeting” — Sattvin asks a short round of questions in one message: when it’s due, why it matters, maybe who it’s with. Two or three at most, together, not one at a time. If you already gave it enough (“remind me to call the electrician”), it just does it.

It never sends without you

Email is the clearest case: Sattvin composes the draft, shows it to you exactly as written, and sends only after you say so. That’s built into how the tool works, not a preference you set.

Scheduled work is produce-only

A scheduled task — “every weekday at 8, brief me” — can draft, summarise, and brief. It cannot send an email, book a meeting, or take any irreversible action while running unattended.