Dashboards that write their own commentary.
Schedule the metrics your team reviews. SignalPilot regenerates the dashboard, writes the commentary, flags anomalies, and posts it where the team reads, with the evidence graph behind every number.
Weekly revenue review
every Monday · 07:00 · #revenue-review
- metricsnet revenue · refund rate · margin
- definitionsapproved · 14
- bandfrom 12 weeks of history
- Aug 24
- Aug 31
- Sep 7
- Sep 14
- ✓Rebuild the viewnet revenue WTD $181,204 · +6% WoW
- ✓Write the commentarygrowth on mid-market volume; wholesale margin held
- ✓Flag the anomalyrefund rate 4.1% · above band 2.5–3.5% · driver: BW-1140 returns
- ✓Deliverposted to #revenue-review · evidence graph on every number
Next run Mon 21 Sep 07:00. A definition change reruns every monitor that uses it.
How a monitor runs
Scheduled, written, flagged, delivered.
Four steps, on your cadence, against the definitions your data team approved.
- 01
Pick the metrics and the cadence
Daily standup, weekly pipeline review, monthly close.
- 02
Regenerate and write
The cloud agent rebuilds the view and writes the "so what" commentary against the approved definitions.
- 03
Flag anomalies
Moves outside the expected band are called out with the likely driver, not just the delta.
- 04
Deliver
Slack, Notion, or email. Every number links to its evidence graph.
Access from anywhere, without a zillion-step setup
We know you like your harness, and now you don't have to choose. Access SignalPilot from Claude Cowork, Codex, and more through our MCP app.
- Your data team sets up access once.
- Every query is routed to a secure, enterprise-grade cloud sandbox that runs headlessly, so you can drive agentic actions from your phone or your MacBook, even with the lid closed.
- Chain a monitor to an agent: open a ticket when a metric breaks its band, draft the follow-up, page the owner.
- Claude Cowork
Codex
Slack
- Web
Sales, finance, product, ops. No query to write, no analyst to wait for.
The same definitions, evals, and governance as every other answer. A correction in one place fixes every monitor.