AI training that happens in the work.

Deft notices when AI could save someone time and shows them how, right where they're working. No courses. No new app to open.

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DeftScheduled tasks

Turn your Monday ops pull into a scheduled task.

It runs at 8:00 every Monday and posts the summary here.

You've pulled the same three dashboards six Mondays in a row.

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Example: Maya, ops manager, in Slack

One Monday, start to finish.

Example scenario.

Step 1 of 4

Most AI training ends when the session does.

About a third of what people learn in training is still being applied a year later.1

Saks & Belcourt (2006), survey of training professionals.

One task, getting handed off

Maya's Monday ops report

  1. Doing it by handWeek 1 · pulls three dashboards by hand
  2. Shown howWeek 1 · Deft shows the scheduled-task option
  3. Doing it with AIWeek 2 · drafts the summary with AI
  4. Handed offWeek 3 · sets it to run Mondays at 8:00
  5. Runs on its ownWeek 5 · stops thinking about it
Example: one workflow.
  • Their real work, not practice examples.
  • Right when it's useful, then quiet.
  • Stops once they've got it.
  • Progress you can see in what people do.

Lives where your team already works.

Browser extension: next.

# ops-teamTeam chat
JR

Jordan 8:41

Rates from the three carriers are in the sheet.

Deft 8:52 · only visible to you

DeftScheduled tasks

Turn your Monday ops pull into a scheduled task.

Six Mondays in a row.

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Message #ops-team
~/ops-reportsTerminal

> summarize last week's exception logs by carrier

Reading 6 files…

Done. Summary written to exceptions-wk42.md

>

DeftSave a repeated ask as a skill

You've asked for this summary four times. Save it as a skill?

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New chatAI assistant
Here are the Q3 carrier numbers, pasted below so you can compare: Carrier A on-time 91%, Carrier B…
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Q3 carrier reviewDocs

Q3 carrier review

Carrier B improved on-time delivery to 96% in September, which puts them ahead of plan for the quarter.

DeftCheck figures

The source sheet says 94%. Check before sending?

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Skills that are earned, not claimed.

A level only moves when Deft sees the skill used.

Example: Maya

Scheduled tasks

IntroducedTried

Seen: set up her first scheduled task.

Not startedLearningIntroduced to MasteredSuggested

See adoption by skill, not by seat.

Team totals only. Individual levels stay private, and groups under five are never shown.

SkillsExample company · 42 people

    Groups under five people are never shown.

    Works for the employee. Reports in aggregate.

    • Prompts aren't archived. Short previews used for sorting are deleted within 14 days.
    • Deft asks before it shows anything, and never acts for you.
    • Anyone can mute a skill with one click.

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    References

    1. Saks, A. M., & Belcourt, M. (2006). An investigation of training activities and transfer of training in organizations. Human Resource Management, 45(4), 629–648. ↩

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