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Use “Peer: appointment answered” in Recued. It carries out the named workflow using the connections and settings you choose.

Use “Peer: list one federated project” in Recued. Limited to the approved agreement peer list. It returns an array only after participant authorization.

Use “Peer: list federated tasks” in Recued. Limited to the approved agreement peer list for tasks under one authoritative project.

Use “Peer: my federated day” in Recued. It uses the connections and settings you choose when you run it.

Use “Land a peer's answer to a federated project update” in Recued. It carries out the named workflow using the connections and settings you choose.

Use “Peer: read a federated project” in Recued. Authorized peer read for exactly the configured project.

Use “Peer: read a federated task” in Recued. Authorized peer read that verifies task parentage before rendering.

Use “Peer: request an appointment” in Recued. It carries out the named workflow using the connections and settings you choose.

Use “Peer: update a federated project” in Recued. Limited to the approved agreement peer write for manager/owner/contributor roles.

Use “Peer: update a federated task” in Recued. Limited to the approved agreement peer write that validates membership, task parentage, and optional workflow state before mutation.

Use “When to run it — cleanest half hours near you” in Recued. Find the cleanest half hour in the next 24 hours to run a dishwasher, dryer or EV charge, for one postcode area rather than for the country. It reads information without changing data in the connected service.

Use “Plan today's service day” in Recued. Reads today's visits, fetches the forecast at each weather-sensitive site's stored coordinates, and records a verdict on every visit — holding the ones the weather will not allow and releasing the ones it will.

Use “Review Tavily organization usage” in Recued. For a Tavily organization owner, read the current billing-window totals and per-key usage rows for one exact organization name. The result includes private request counts, pay-as-you-go costs, and masked key attribution, so it asks for sensitive-read approval unless already granted.

Use “Notify a customer about job progress” in Recued. Records watcher for committed jobevent rows. It re-reads the pointer by id and uses the durable event id as the mail reconciliation key, so delivery retries converge without claiming provider-level exactly once.

Use “Tell the customer a visit is weather-held” in Recued. Records watcher for visits that move to weatherhold. Re-reads the visit and its site, mails the customer once, and stamps notifiedat.

Use “Observe a quote payment” in Recued. It carries out the named workflow using the connections and settings you choose.

Use “Open an account” in Recued. Adds an account to your chart. Its currency is fixed here and every line posted to it inherits it.

Use “Open a document request” in Recued. Open one document request against a Reception drop link and write its checklist.

Use “Open an engagement” in Recued. Record a client and the hourly rate you bill them. Keyed on the label, so re-running with the same one converges instead of opening a second engagement at a different rate.

Use “Open a job from an intake response” in Recued. Turns one accepted Reception response into one deterministic Records job and one deterministic opened event. Retrying after either create boundary converges on the same two rows; visitor text stays in PII-labelled owner-local fields.

Use “Open a photo set” in Recued. Open one delivery set for a customer. The set is keyed on its label, so re-running with the same label converges on the same set rather than opening a second one.

Use “Open a quote request” in Recued. Exact-form template that turns one owner-accepted Reception intake response into an order awaiting your price, and records the request itself in the pack's own Records storage. Changes remain behind Recued's approval controls.

Use “Open a rental contract” in Recued. Binds a tenant to a unit at a monthly rent. The contract is what a period charge is raised against.

Use “Fireflies meeting + action-item digest” in Recued. It provides a scheduled, read-only digest of recent Fireflies meetings.

Use “Fireflies meeting brief” in Recued. Find recent Fireflies meetings matching a keyword and brief the first match: who attended, the AI overview, and the AI-extracted action items, with the other matches listed underneath. Scope decides where the keyword is matched — title only (the Fireflies default), the spoken sentences, or both.

Use “Morning weather brief” in Recued. A short daily brief for one place: what it will do today, when the rain arrives, and whether tomorrow is worse.

Use “Move a tag” in Recued. Puts a tag inside a different one. Everything recorded under it follows automatically — no transaction is rewritten.

Use “List statement lines” in Recued. Shows imported statement lines, most recently imported first, for one account or across all of them, with the net for the page.

Use “The tags” in Recued. Every tag with its id and how deep it sits — the trees you can spend against, and the ids the rest of the pack takes.

Use “Today's bookings” in Recued. Reads today's provider records bookings, newest start first, with who is attending each one. It reads information without changing data in the connected service.

Use “Show unbilled hours” in Recued. What you have worked and not yet billed, per task. Hours and entry count come from the store over every matching row; the per-task money breakdown covers the entries fetched, and the card says when those differ.

Use “What each client owes” in Recued. One line per client: what is outstanding, across how many invoices, and how long the oldest has been due.

Use “Locate an IP address” in Recued. City, country, timezone and ISP for an IP address — or for this server's own public address if you leave it blank.

Use “Log a decision” in Recued. Records a decision you made and why, so the reasoning survives the moment. A review date is stamped for you.

Use “Log federated task effort” in Recued. Creates or CAS-updates the exact fixed-point effort row for one native task.

Use “Log hours” in Recued. Record one block of work against an engagement. It uses the connections and settings you choose when you run it.

Use “Recheck a mail action-required signal” in Recued. It provides a read-only current-state query for a provider records callback.

Use “Signal when incoming mail requires action” in Recued. Owner-armed producer for the provider records signal.

Use “Mail attention summary” in Recued. Answer 'is there anything to attend to in mail?' from limited local metadata before spending AI processing. It reads information without changing data in the connected service.

Use “Recheck free deterministic mail signals” in Recued. Recompute nine zero-AI mail-native attention facts plus one capped none/known/historical/active business-relationship tier for one local record. It reads information without changing data in the connected service.

Use “Signal on free deterministic mail facts” in Recued. The one owner-armed producer for the aggregate provider records route. It reads information without changing data in the connected service.

Use “Edit the federated workflow” in Recued. Loads the project workflow into an editable schema-derived grid and applies every submitted row atomically with Records CAS.

Use “Map a website with Tavily” in Recued. Discover the structure of one website before deciding what to read. The recipe returns URLs only, defaults to one level and at most 50 links, and explicitly keeps external-domain discovery off.

Use “Record a no-show” in Recued. Marks the attendee of one booking as absent in provider records, so the no-show is on the record rather than in your memory.

Use “Match a dropped document” in Recued. Fires when a file lands in the relevant record and proposes which outstanding checklist line it satisfies. It proposes only — the line stays missing until you confirm it.

Use “Who owes you” in Recued. Every open invoice with what is outstanding, which are overdue, and the oldest one still unpaid.

Use “Alpaca open orders” in Recued. List resting Alpaca orders with the id each one needs to be cancelled by. Read-only.

Use “What could go on an invoice” in Recued. Everything billable and not yet invoiced — hours you pulled across and fees you typed in — each with its id, so you can choose.