Every doc that needs your call, on a link you can open anywhere.
Strategy memos, investor updates, GTM plans, and posts. You comment from your phone. Agent connect when you want the draft changed.
The docs you produce now
The docs that need you are written by other people's agents: the GTM plan, the post in your voice, the investor update, the strategy memo. You are often the approver, and you are often not at a desk.
What you can review with Gander
Saltmarsh
Strategy memos, brainstorms, pre-mortems
Function leads comment on the memo. One uses agent connect to add three ways the bet fails in the next quarter. Read more →
Veloquay
Board and investor updates
Finance and a co-founder check the update. Finance uses agent connect to fix a hiring number everywhere it appears. Read more →
Brambleway
GTM and launch plans
Positioning, content, sales, and the founder on one plan. The founder uses agent connect to cut it to one channel. Read more →
Brambleway
Blog drafts
Editor, claims owner, and founder comment on the same file. Read more →
Juniperline
Multi-agent drafts
A reviewer agent's notes are a second watched file. The approver uses agent connect to apply two fixes from that file. Read more →
A week with Gander
Monday you open a GTM link between two meetings. Content and sales are already in a human thread.
You highlight the channel list and use agent connect: "@agent cut this to one channel for week one." The author's agent rewrites the sequence and the link updates before you are back at a laptop. Wednesday's investor update is a different link. You are the author there, and your CFO uses agent connect to fix a hiring number in every section. Both files leave Gander when they are done: one to the calendar, one to the investor email.
What you need
One person on your team runs an agent that writes markdown to a file on their machine (macOS, Linux, or Windows through WSL) and installs the Gander CLI. That person is the author. Everyone else opens the link in a browser. No install, no agent account.
Agents that fit
You should be able to approve a draft, or send a change to the agent that wrote it, without asking someone to paste your note into a prompt.