There needs to be a way to audit the brain AI in Sintra. I’ve been receiving daily questions from the AI Helpers that repeatedly revolve around the same topic. Unfortunately, there’s no rulebook outlining how the brain AI operates, nor are there any parameters to set or agentic workflows. Implementing these features would greatly help users manage their tasks effectively. Additionally, the AI Helpers should be responsible for creating tasks, reminders, notes, and memos for all other helpers. Furthermore, they should be able to communicate with one another both individually and automatically. I’m concerned that we’re not making progress with this platform. To address these concerns with the brain AI in Sintra, several steps should be implemented: Auditability: Establish a formal auditing mechanism for the brain AI. This includes detailed logging of interactions, decision-making processes, and task-handling behavior. Operational Guidelines: Develop a rulebook that defines how the brain AI operates, including its parameters, boundaries, and expected agentic workflows. This will help ensure consistency and transparency in its actions. Expanded AI Helper Capabilities: Enable AI Helpers to autonomously create and manage tasks, reminders, notes, and memos for other helpers. Allow them to communicate with one another both individually and automatically to streamline coordination. Progress Monitoring: Implement dashboards or regular reports to track performance, identify bottlenecks, and measure progress in task completion. User Empowerment: Provide users with tools to manage, customize, and override AI behavior when necessary, improving their overall experience and trust in the platform. By following these steps, Sintra can improve its AI ecosystem, enhance productivity, and ensure the platform evolves more effectively toward its intended goals.
