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Scheduled updates: Auno reports on its own

Set a time, pick a channel, and Auno shares the status your team would otherwise chase.

3 min read

Jonah Park

Co-founder & CTO

Status updates are the work everyone needs and nobody wants to write. Scheduled updates hand that job to Auno, so the people who need to know always do.

How it works

Choose when the update should go out, where Auno should look and which channel it belongs in. At that time, Auno reads what changed in your tools and drafts a short, plain update.

  • Daily standups. What moved yesterday and what’s blocked today.

  • Weekly reports. Progress against goals, with links to the work.

  • Launch countdowns. What’s done, what’s left and who owns it.

Your yes still comes first

The first few updates wait for your approval. Once you’re happy with them, you can let Auno post on its own, and switch that off again any time.

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Written by Jonah Park

Co-founder & CTO at Auno. Jonah writes about the systems that let Auno understand your work.

Example prompt: Summarize today’s customer calls

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Less explaining. More done.

Give Auno a goal and context. It integrates with your tools and checks in when needed.

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Get occasional updates from Auno.

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© 2026 Auno. All rights reserved.

Example prompt: Summarize today’s customer calls

Get started

Less explaining. More done.

Give Auno a goal and context. It integrates with your tools and checks in when needed.

Stay in the loop

Get occasional updates from Auno.

Follow us

Auno

© 2026 Auno. All rights reserved.

Example prompt: Summarize today’s customer calls

Get started

Less explaining. More done.

Give Auno a goal and context. It integrates with your tools and checks in when needed.

Stay in the loop

Get occasional updates from Auno.

Follow us

Auno

© 2026 Auno. All rights reserved.

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