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Planned This capability is specified but not built yet. The page shows the plan with fictional examples. Available today: Today brief, Top 3, decisions with memory, goals, roadmap and scenarios.

Peak Command · with Peak Automations · planned

Decide in Command.
Repeat in Automations.

Planned: a decision in Peak Command is meant to produce a proposal for an automation in Peak Automations, such as a weekly check. It becomes active only after a test and approval there. This connection does not exist today.

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Planned connection · example mapping · nothing runs

Peak CommandDecision in Command
Peak Automations (planned)Draft in Automations
Peak Automations (planned) · Example mapping
One mapping in detail
01 / Peak CommandDecision
02 / Fictional test valueExample: check stock weekly
03 / Peak Automations (planned)Occasion

A readable path as an example. No transfer.

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Example mapping with fictional values.
Peak CommandPlace in Peak Automations (planned)
DecisionOccasion
RuleCondition
RhythmTrigger
Follow-upStep
StatusActivation
Example mapping
No transfer
This connection is planned. Nothing is connected or transferred on this page.
One concrete target

How it is meant to work.

Peak Automations (planned)Place in Peak CommandPlanned

The mapping shows a planned connection. It is an example, not a live connection.

02 / How it is meant to work

Decide. Draft. Test.

Peak Automations stays the place where automations run. Peak Command is meant only to give the impulse.

  1. 01 / The decision

    Decide

    You record a decision, such as “check stock below 200 units weekly”.

    In Command.ReasonRulePeak Log
  2. 02 / The draft

    Draft

    Planned: Peak Command is meant to propose a draft in Peak Automations from it.

    In Automations.TriggerConditionStep
  3. 03 / The approval

    Test and approve

    In Peak Automations every automation becomes active only after a passed test. Risky steps wait for approval.

    Before the first run.TestApprovalRecord

Trust needs clarity

Planned means: not here yet.

01 / The existing evidence

This connection is planned

Peak Command does not propose automations yet. This page creates nothing and starts nothing.

Source / Peak CommandEXAMPLE
Peak CommandMappingPeak Automations (planned)
Mapping
Example
Arrival
Planned

02 / Your check

Built today

Peak Automations is usable today. You record decisions in Peak Command today; they go to Peak Log.

Account
Not connected here
Status
Not available yet

03 / The clear limit

No date promised

We do not say here when it arrives. We name it once it is provably available.

  • Adapter
  • Webhook
  • Embed
  • Planned

The next step

Take a look at Peak Automations.

Peak Automations is usable today. The connection to Peak Command is planned, with no date promised.

See Peak Automations
Your mappingPLANNED
Peak Command→Peak Automations (planned)
Decision → Occasion

Until then you use what Peak Command already reads today.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use the connection to Peak Automations yet?

No. It is planned and no date is promised. Today Peak Command shows the daily brief, top 3, decisions, goals, initiatives and scenarios from the Peak products.

Is an automation meant to run right away?

No. In Peak Automations every automation becomes active only after a passed test, and risky steps wait for approval.

Where do decisions go today?

In Peak Log. There you can search them and later review them against their outcome.

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