Run while you sleep

Run while
you sleep.

Ask in chat and lynox does the work now — research, drafts, the numbers. What's worth repeating becomes a workflow it runs on its own, on a schedule you set. Two modes, one system — with one shared memory.

Two modes, one system

Ask now — or let it
run on its own.

Ask now

On demand, in chat

Research this prospect and draft a reply I can send.

Searching the Knowledge Graph for prior contact

Researching the company

Drafting a reply for you to review

Draft ready — it sends the moment you confirm.

lynox acts on everything it already knows about your business — with your mailbox connected (any IMAP/SMTP), it drafts the reply and sends it the moment you confirm.

Runs on its own

Autonomous, on a schedule

Mon 08:00 Weekly KPI review done
Fri 17:00 Ads + competitor scan done
On change Competitor page watch watching
1st of month Strategy review scheduled

Same work, same memory, no one at the keyboard. You stay in control: set budgets, review every run, step in any time.

One system, one shared memory — you decide what happens live, and what happens while you sleep.

How automation gets there

From recurring work
to scheduled runs.

  1. Do the recurring work once

    Every Monday: pull last week's analytics numbers, compare against the KPIs in the Knowledge Graph, flag what's off-trend, draft the summary.

  2. Ask lynox to capture it

    When you're done, say: "Save this as a workflow." lynox builds the DAG from the actions you just ran.

  3. Review and schedule it

    Set a schedule — daily, weekly, any cron expression, or have it watch a page for changes. lynox runs it autonomously and posts the result to your dashboard.

Examples

Real workflows.
From live data.

Mon 08:00

Weekly KPI review

Pull analytics, ad stats, revenue and search rankings — compare against last week's snapshot in the Knowledge Graph, flag anomalies, deliver an exec summary.

AnalyticsRevenueSearch rankKnowledge Graph
Every Friday

Ads + competitive scan

Pull your ad-platform stats, scan competitor sites, surface where you're losing share, draft a one-pager with recommended budget shifts.

Ad platformsCompetitor scanSearch rank
On change

Watch a page, act on the diff

When a tracked page changes — a competitor's pricing, a supplier's terms, a target's careers page — capture what moved, summarise it, and draft your response.

Page watchWeb search
Monthly

Strategy review on real data

Pull analytics, ad spend, content stats and accounting data — compare against your quarterly goals, surface where you're drifting, propose adjustments.

AnalyticsAd spendAccounting

None of these are pre-built connectors. You name the API — your analytics, your billing, your ad platforms, your accounting — and lynox reads the docs and builds a typed integration. Whatever your business already runs on is fair game.

No generic AI bias — every run works from your live data.

How it runs

DAG pipelines.
Not toy automations.

  • DAG pipeline

    Steps run in parallel when possible, sequentially when needed — the same pattern used by Airflow and dbt.

  • Cron scheduling

    Any cron expression. Workflows run on time, even when you're offline.

  • Multiple triggers

    Cron, page-watch, or manual — the same workflow runs on a schedule, when a tracked page changes, or on demand.

  • Dashboard notifications

    Results land in your dashboard — or as web-push notifications once you switch them on in settings. An email delivery channel is on the roadmap.

  • Cost guards

    Daily and per-task budgets — lynox stops before exceeding them. No runaway API bills.

  • Saved workflows library

    Edit, schedule, and re-run saved workflows any time. Capture once — reuse forever.

weekly-kpi-review
workflow weekly-kpi-review
schedule 0 8 * * 1 # Mon 08:00
triggers cron · manual
steps DAG — parallel where possible
budget daily + per-task cap
output dashboard notification
last run ✓ completed