Your work is a loop

An experimental, open-source system for tending to your knowledge work

Beneath all the meetings and emails and meeting recaps in emails, your day runs on a specific cycle:

Clear it by hand, and tomorrow's pile waits anyway. It's a loop. A loop is something you can tend to.

Tend runs the routine middle of your work loop. It's an open-source prompt from Every that makes Codex (or Claude) your decision layer—sweeping Gmail, Cora, Slack, and more and turning each item into a card with a summary, a drafted reply, or a next action for you to take.

Knowledge work is full of choices that resist fixed rules. With Tend, you never miss a decision that needs to be made by you. You can just do it faster.

From your work context comes each card. From each card, you approve, edit, or redirect—nothing sends without your sign-off.
Then you can get back to work.

The best part? Tend compounds. Every call you make enhances the loop automatically, teaching it for tomorrow, so the next sweep needs less of you.

It's how Dan Shipper has held inbox zero for three months and counting. Now, it's how you can too.