Tool

What it does

Triggers are events from your tools, for example a paid invoice
Steps: create a task, add a contact note, set a reminder, notify your inbox, email you, or call a webhook
Conditions decide whether a rule applies
A dry run shows what each step would say, and does nothing
A run log shows the outcome of every step
Webhooks are signed with HMAC-SHA256 and retried up to five times, from one minute to six hours
Redeliver a failed delivery by hand

With your AI

How it works with your AI

Ask in plain words, in Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP AI you connected. It works inside Geenius OS, within your permissions.

When an invoice is paid, add a note to the customer and set me a reminder to thank them.

The rule is saved. A dry run on a sample payment shows two steps, a contact note and a reminder. Nothing was done yet.

An example. Names and amounts are made up.

1
Name the event and the result
Tell your AI what should trigger it and what should follow.
2
Test it first
A dry run walks through the conditions and shows what each step would do, without doing it.
3
Switch it on, check the log
The rule runs on its own from now on. The run log shows every step.