Tenger Ways

Ask for the work. Get the work back.

Brutus takes a piece of work described in plain words, does it, and returns what it made. It drafts, researches, builds and ships against your own systems, and it shows what it is doing while it does it.

Ask For The Outcome

Describe what you want in ordinary words. Brutus works out what has to happen, does it, and shows you the work as it goes rather than after. There is nothing to configure before the first request.

It Comes Back With The Thing

A document, a spreadsheet, a deck, a working change to a codebase. Real files you can open and a pull request you can review, not a summary of what someone else would have to make.

It Reaches Your Own Tools

Mail, calendars, files, and the systems your team already runs on, connected once by an administrator and then used on your behalf. Work starts wherever you already are, including Slack.

Where It Sits

Brutus runs alongside the tools you already have rather than replacing any of them. Nothing has to move, and nobody has to leave the place they already work in to ask for something.

You askBrutusYour tools, and the result

Signing In Needs An Account Here

Brutus is reached with a Tenger ID account that an administrator has already added to this workspace, so a valid Tenger ID on its own is not enough. If you sign in and are turned away, ask an administrator to add you.