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Peak Command / For agency owners

Every client is urgent.So is your team.

Peak Command reads capacity from Peak Plan and blockers from Peak Work and warns when too much runs at once. The Top 3 name which project comes first today, and by which rule.

One answer changes the follow-up

Pick a sample rating.

Local draft · no product activation
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Example: Studio Feldweg (fictional), 14 people, 11 client projects.

02 / The follow-up question

0–6 Follow-up

Which two projects are competing for the same people right now?

A priority decision with its reason in Peak Log.

Sample rule · fictional values · not the product interface

Check the rule yourself

How clear is your week?

Pick a rating. At low values the follow-up question appears, at high ones it doesn't. Nothing is saved or sent.

Local rule demo · Please use neutral sample details only.

Peak Command / Question pathRULE DEMO
How sure are you which client project takes priority this week?
0 · I'm guessing10 · Completely clear

Pick a rating to see the next step.

The rule in actionLocal preview

The answer sets the direction.

Rating
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Follow-up
Waiting for a rating

No example picked yet.

The rule behind the example

Priority is a decision.

In the example a rating of 0 to 6 triggers a follow-up question. From 7 the situation is clear enough.

  1. 01Rate

    Rate honestly.

    Starting point

    Eleven projects, design team planned at 130 %.

    In the example you rate how clear the priority of your projects is this week.

    Input → rating from 0 to 10
  2. 02Follow up

    At 0 to 6, look closer.

    0–6Follow-up7–10Finish

    The sample rule asks for the two projects that are getting in each other's way.

    Condition → 0–6: follow-up question
  3. 03Act

    Decide the conflict.

    Result

    A priority decision with its reason in Peak Log.

    In Command, the tension between plan and capacity shows exactly this conflict. The decision lands in Peak Log.

    Sample artifact → next step in Command

What works in Peak Command today

See where your projects get in each other's way.

Peak Command shows tensions between plan and capacity, a focus warning when too many projects run at once, and the day's Top 3.

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Peak Command / Your next step

Not every project first.

Test the rule in the example, then decide this week's one conflict.

Open the interactive demo
Local working example

For agencies where everything burns at once.

A priority decision with its reason in Peak Log.

Frequently asked questions

Does Command reallocate my people?

No. Command reads capacity from Peak Plan and shows tensions. Replanning happens in Peak Plan, by you.

What is the focus warning?

Command warns when too many projects run at once and names the rule behind it.

Who sees what in Peak Command?

Permissions come from Peak One. Members only see in Command what they may see in the source product.

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