Agent Serve plugins

Agent Serve publishes seven plugins in Discover. Each one creates the tables it needs at install, and is limited by a monthly budget you can change on Manage.

PluginIn one lineTeam packs
Call prepA one-page brief before every customer call.Sales
Content repurposerOne source, written for every channel.Everyone, Sales
Contract triageYour playbook, applied clause by clause.Legal
Doc Q&AAnswers that quote their source.Everyone, Legal
File briefsA brief of any file in five lines.Everyone, Legal, Ops
SQL explainerAny query, in plain English, checked for safety.Ops
Variance explainerWhy a number moved, with every figure cited.Finance, Ops

Call prep

A one-page brief before a customer call: key figures from your semantic model, open deals and recent activity from your pipeline table, notes from earlier calls, and talking points, risks, and questions — each citing the fact it uses.

  • Pages: Prepare, Briefs
  • Chat command: /prep account* date — opens the brief for an account, for a call on that date (today and tomorrow work too).
  • Menu actions: Prepare a call brief on a row of your pipeline table; Open this brief on a saved brief.
  • Resource: Pipeline table — the table with your opportunities (suggested name pipeline_opportunities).
  • Settings: Model, and Activity window (days) — how far back to look, 30 to 365 days (default 180).
  • Creates: the call_briefs and call_notes tables.
  • Budget: $30 a month.

Content repurposer

Turn one source — a file, a page, or pasted text — into LinkedIn posts, X threads, newsletters, blog summaries, and one-pagers, saved to Files.

  • Pages: Repurpose, Library
  • Chat command: /repurpose file
  • Menu action: Repurpose this file on text, Markdown, and HTML files.
  • Settings: Default tone (professional, friendly, bold, or plain), and Model.
  • Creates: the repurposed_content table.
  • Budget: $30 a month.

Contract triage

Check a contract against your NDA or MSA playbook. It scores the risk from 0 to 100, shows every clause beside the playbook's position, suggests redlines, exports a review memo to Files, and can Send to legal — handing the contract to its Legal review Relay.

  • Pages: Triage, Reviews, Playbooks
  • Chat commands: /triage-contract file* playbook and /contract-playbook playbook
  • Menu actions: Triage contract on PDF, Word, Markdown, and text files; Open this review on a saved review.
  • Settings: Default playbook (nda or msa).
  • Creates: the contract_reviews and contract_playbooks tables, and the Legal review Relay. The Relay works on Assist — it decides each flagged clause (accept, counter, or escalate) and asks before anything else — takes up to 2 jobs at once and 40 a day, and has a Weekly review backlog routine on Mondays at 09:00 UTC, off until you turn it on. Choose Publish now at install to put it to work straight away.
  • Budget: $40 a month.

Contract triage flags what to look at. It is not legal advice.

Doc Q&A

Ask questions about your documents and get answers that quote where they came from. Pin a brief of a document to keep it.

  • Pages: Ask, Brief
  • Chat commands: /ask-docs question* files*, /summarize-doc file*, and /doc-brief
  • Menu action: Ask about this file on PDF, Word, Markdown, text, CSV, and JSON files.
  • Resource (optional): Knowledge base — to also search a knowledge base (suggested name "Company docs").
  • Creates: the doc_briefs table.
  • Budget: $30 a month.

File briefs

Short, plain briefs of your files — on demand from any file, and for every new file in your Inbox folder.

  • Page: Briefs
  • Chat command: /brief file — opens your briefs, or finds one by file name.
  • Menu action: Summarise this file on Markdown, text, CSV, and JSON files. The brief appears right there.
  • Trigger: Log every file uploaded to Inbox, ready for a brief — runs in the background once an admin approves it, with a $5 monthly background cap by default.
  • Skill: brief-writing, so Chat and Relays write briefs the same way.
  • Settings: Brief style (Plain, Bullet points, or Executive summary) and Longest brief (3 to 12 lines, default 5).
  • Creates: the file_briefs table. It only reads files.
  • Budget: $20 a month.

SQL explainer

Paste a query to read it in plain English, step by step in the order the database runs it, with a safety and performance review and a suggested rewrite shown side by side.

  • Pages: Explain, History
  • Chat command: /explain-sql sql* dialect
  • Menu action: Explain this query on a query cell in a workbook.
  • Resource (optional): Sample table — a table to try the query on (20 rows).
  • Settings: Default dialect — PostgreSQL, Snowflake, BigQuery, MySQL, SQL Server, or Standard SQL.
  • Creates: the sql_reviews table.
  • Budget: $20 a month.

Variance explainer

Explain why a metric moved between two periods: the change, a breakdown by up to three dimensions shown as a waterfall chart, and a written explanation with every figure cited.

  • Pages: Explain, Saved
  • Chat command: /explain metric* grain compare
  • Menu actions: Explain this change on a dashboard panel; Open this explanation on a saved explanation.
  • Settings: Model.
  • Uses: your semantic model for metric definitions.
  • Creates: the variance_explanations table.
  • Budget: $20 a month.