Everything comes in at the top. It waits for your yes or no, lives in one place on the board, and moves when you press a button. Claude works the board every two hours. Nothing goes to anyone but you unless you press send yourself.
Six ways in, one place in the middle, six places answers land.
Use whichever is nearest. They all end up in the same place.
Start a sentence with “Bench,” and a command word. Claude reads only those sentences, never the rest of the recording.
Press, talk, done. It emails your words to the Bench inbox. Say several things and they become several cards.
Send or forward anything to bench-richman@agentmail.to. Photos, PDFs and links inside get opened and summed up on the card.
At the top of the Bench page. Type it, press Enter. Start with idea: to send it to Someday.
Claude looks back over your day for work that never made it onto the board.
It all lands in one place.
Every button on the Bench, and what it does.
All the views. None of the upkeep.
One line. Each morning Claude picks it from what is overdue, due within 3 days, slipping or started. Ties go to new income first, then The Jewish Tomorrow, The 143, Skydial.
Up to three lines a night, done by the overnight run at 1:07am. The result is on the line by morning.
Claude’s own queue: things it should start without being asked.
Decisions only you can make. Three slots.
What other people owe you, so nothing you’re waiting on gets lost.
Every line with a due date, soonest first.
Lines going stale with no date to warn you. Up to three.
One next move per project, in priority order.
The rest, folded by project. Click to open.
Its own tab: new ideas, and parked projects like Time to WOW and Xpill.
Settled decisions. Only you add or change them. Claude checks them before doing any work.
Cards waiting for your yes or no. Five sit open; the rest fold away.
Work you did off the board, found by the harvest or logged from a chat. Keep or skip.
And real work comes out.
Finished work, not more to-dos. Live means the Bench makes it today.
Mark up to three big jobs Tonight, each with what done looks like. Claude works them around 1am. One email in the morning shows what’s finished. Drafts only.
or email robert@richman.la