Teach your AI the busywork
One sentence and the workflow is live. No code, no engineers. 59-second demo: from teaching it to scheduled reports.
Teach it once: say the workflow
Tell Nario in your group: “Whenever someone requests time off, log it in the leave sheet and notify their manager.” It confirms the trigger, creates the playbook, and sets up a Google Sheet as the tracker; the link comes right back in the chat. No code, no workflow builder to learn.
Teammates just talk. It runs
From then on, a teammate saying “I'd like Wednesday off” is itself the trigger. Nario logs the person, date, and leave type to the sheet and notifies the manager. No @mention, no form, no copy-paste. Ordinary chatter doesn't set it off: only messages that match the workflow's trigger run it.
Scheduled, proactive reports
Add one more sentence: “Every Monday at 9am, post last week's leave summary to this group.” Nario confirms the schedule and timezone (Asia/Taipei), then delivers the summary every Monday. It reports before you ask.
Not just leave requests
Purchase-order intake, complaint triage, attendance reporting, order roll-ups: any “message comes in → handle it the same way” job can be taught with one sentence. It works inside the LINE groups your team already uses; to adjust, just say “change this playbook”. For big changes it checks with you before acting.