Guide

Write down one decision and the voyage begins. Your crew's work converges into a single Current Heading — and once you seal the decision, Argus comes back on the date you chose to ask: "So, how did it go?" New here? The Quick Start below is all you need.

Common questions

Why does it ask me questions?

Your answers sharpen the analysis and narrow where things fork. You can skip anytime with "stop asking, draft now."

Where does what I write go?

It's used only for analysis. It never goes to a person — it's stored only in your browser and your account.

How much can I use for free?

Without logging in, about 2–3 decisions a day; logging in gives you more room.

How does "coming back to ask" work?

Visit your project page on the date you set and Argus asks first — no emails or notifications are sent. If you like, you can add the appointment as a calendar file.

What is a Current Heading?

A one-page summary of where this decision is headed right now — conclusion, reasoning, what's left to check, and what to do next.

Quick Start

It runs automatically the moment you drop in a problem. You can stop and edit anytime, and it pauses on its own where a human decision is needed.

1

Write your decision as-is → the real question and hidden assumptions surface

2

Answer 2–3 questions → your crew of agents assembles automatically

3

The crew works in parallel → request changes only where needed

4

Simulate decision-maker reactions → arrive at your Current Heading

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How it flows

All of this runs inside one workspace session. The colored dot tells you who acts: AI working, your turn, or done.

AI working Your turn Done
  1. Analyze

    Surface hidden assumptions and the real question behind your problem.

  2. Converse

    Answer 2–3 questions — context sharpens and your crew assembles.

  3. Crew work

    Your crew analyzes, researches, and writes in parallel.

  4. Mix

    The lead crew member and the Navigator merge results into a single draft.

  5. Review

    Simulate how a decision-maker (boss, customer, etc.) would react and surface weak spots.

  6. Refine

    Apply feedback — manually or automatically — to tighten the draft.

  7. Arrival

    Conclusion, reasoning, and what to check — one Current Heading. Seal it, and Argus returns on your chosen date to ask.

The Crew — Agent Team

17 specialist crew members, each with their own methodology. You hold the helm; they work below deck. The more voyages you share, the better they learn your patterns — outputs shift over time.

ResearchHayoon → Daeun → Doyoon
StrategyJungmin → Hyunwoo → Seunghyun
ExecutionSeoyeon · Gyumin · Hyeyeon · Sujin · Minseo · Junseo · Yerin
ValidationDonghyuk · Jieun · Yunseok
Crew growth system (optional)

Unlocks

  • Second agent 5 chain tasks
  • Third agent 15 chain tasks
  • Navigator 10 total tasks or 3 sessions

Levels

  • Lv.1 all agents start here
  • Lv.2 (100 XP) injects 3 of your observations into the prompt
  • Lv.3 (300 XP) 5 observations + cross-context
  • Lv.5 (1000 XP) self-improvement suggestions
Crew roster

Boss Simulator

Configure a real-life boss's personality and rehearse a report. The boss's mood shifts live, and input hints coach you on the fly.

Personality input

  • 🤔 Easy (default) A workplace-situation quiz fills the 4 axes. No MBTI knowledge needed.
  • 🎯 MBTI Already know it? Pick the 4 axes directly.
  • Birth date (optional) Adds saju-based baseline mood and daily mood shifts.
Open Boss Simulator
Advanced — use stages standaloneMost users won't need this — Quick Start covers it.

Append ?step=… to the workspace URL to run a single stage on its own. Useful when you want to paste the result elsewhere.