AI workflow automation

From AI answers
to work you can use.

Cortexium is an automation tool for work that combines AI, code and human decisions.

Set up a workflow once. Give it new information, let the steps run in order, and review the result where your judgment matters.

A client updateIllustrative workflow

You have the notes.
Your client needs an update.

“Write a short, friendly update to Alex from Sam, using these notes.”

Project notesOak & Co · Booking page
Done
First draft ready to review.
Need from Alex
Service descriptions before Thursday’s review.
Next step
Review the draft together on Thursday.
Launch
Agree a date after the review.
The work around the answer

Those extra steps add up.

Keep a useful way through the work, ready for the next job.

01 / Starting over

You explain it all again.

The same brief, tone and checks, pasted into another chat.

With a reusable process

Save the instructions and steps for the next job. Improve them as you learn what works.

02 / The handoffs

You do the in-between work.

Copy the answer, tidy the format and prepare it for the next step.

With AI and code together

Use AI for the parts that need judgment and code for repeatable steps, such as formatting the review.

03 / The final check

You need to know what’s ready.

Which version are you looking at? What still needs your attention?

With a clear review point

See what went in and what came back. Ask for changes or accept the version you’ve reviewed.

Why make it reusable?

Give the next job
a better starting point.

You have a useful way to prepare a client update. The next set of notes should be all you need to start again.

Keep the instructions, the steps and the output format together. Use the same workflow with new information, and improve it as you learn what works.

In the example above, AI drafts the key points, a function formats them into a message, and you review the finished update. Try the second brief to see a different result from the same workflow.

Why I’m building Cortexium
AI workflow automation

How the
automation works.

Define the steps once. Run them with new information, with review where you need it.

What kind of work can I automate?

Recurring jobs where the information changes but the steps are familiar. Think client updates from project notes, a summary from research material, or a review report from a draft. Start with a clear input and a result someone can judge.

How does a workflow run?

You define the steps: what each one receives, what it does and what it passes on. Start a run with new information, and the workflow carries it through those steps in order. A review step pauses the work for your decision.

What stays under my control?

Choose which steps use AI, which follow fixed rules and where a person must review or approve the result. If something needs changing, request another pass before accepting that version. The workflow handles the sequence; you decide where the work needs your attention.