Daily briefing
Every morning at the time you choose, AIndrew generates a narrative summary of your portfolio — what changed overnight, what needs you, and a short "what to do first" recommendation in plain English.
TEAM SOLUTIONS
WORKFLOW SOLUTIONS
REVIEW TOOL
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
TOOLS & INTEGRATIONS
TEAM SOLUTIONS
WORKFLOW SOLUTIONS
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REVIEW TOOL
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
TOOLS & INTEGRATIONS
AIndrew watches every project you own. Each morning it drafts a portfolio briefing, flags risk before deadlines slip, and lets you approve, reject, route, or request a new version in a single click — without leaving the page you're on.
Good morning, Andrew. 78 active projects, 3 new events overnight — one rejection that's worth your first 5 minutes.
If you manage 10 to 80 active projects, you already know the morning ritual: open dashboard, click through each one, hunt for the fires, miss two, find out at 4 p.m. that a client has been waiting since Tuesday.
A reviewer hasn't opened the artwork in three days, but you won't know unless you check. You usually check on Friday.
Two of five assets on a project came back rejected. The dashboard says "in review." The deadline says Friday. Neither one says act now.
Forty minutes of clicking through projects to figure out what needs you. Multiply by the number of mornings in a year.
An agent with four focused jobs — each one earns its place in your morning routine.
Every morning at the time you choose, AIndrew generates a narrative summary of your portfolio — what changed overnight, what needs you, and a short "what to do first" recommendation in plain English.
AIndrew reads timeline events and proposes specific, named actions with a one-click Apply button. It calls the right Approval Studio mutation, logs the action, and confirms in-line.
Granular, per-event alerts you can toggle on or off. Same-project alerts collapse into a single rollup row, so you don't get spammed during busy days.
AIndrew respects Approval Studio's built-in workflows. If a workflow auto-routes an approved file to the next reviewer, AIndrew sees it happen and suppresses its own suggestion for that step — no parallel paths.
No tabs, no menus, no second screen. Click the toolbar icon and the whole briefing — narrative, metrics, suggestions — opens right next to where you're already working.
One paragraph. Numbers you can act on. A clear "start here" recommendation — no chart dump.
Active, on-track, stalled, rejected. Tap any tile to scope the list below to just that bucket.
Good morning, Andrew. 78 active projects, 3 new events overnight — one rejection that's worth your first 5 minutes. Let's start there.
Severity-coded. Every card explains the why and proposes the next move — never abstract.
AIndrew calls the right mutation against the Approval Studio API and writes the result to the audit trail.
No new account, no migrations, no IT call. AIndrew signs in with your existing Approval Studio login and lives in the toolbar next to the address bar.
Chrome Web Store or sideload during the pilot. Manifest V3, no permissions you wouldn't grant a normal page.
One click. AIndrew opens your Approval Studio login and the access token is received automatically — nothing to copy, nothing to paste.
That's it. Tomorrow morning at your chosen time, AIndrew greets you with the first briefing.
Not abstract. Not "AI-powered." Three specific things that change about your week.
No more clicking through every project to find the fires. The briefing lands; you act on what matters; the rest waits its turn.
AIndrew flags inactivity proactively — at 16 hours, not in retrospect when a client emails on Friday afternoon.
Every action — including new-version requests and reviewer nudges — happens from the popup, without leaving the page you're on.
reporter.approval.studio) → Anthropic Claude → back to your browser. Nothing is stored on the backend. Audit logs and preferences live in your browser's local storage.Install AIndrew in under two minutes. Sign in with your existing Approval Studio account. Tomorrow morning, the first briefing lands — and the 8 a.m. ritual is gone.