Submit an idea
The idea inbox is an open door to the team's queue. Drop in something you'd like My AI Team to build or fix, and it goes through the same pipeline every ticket does. Here's what fits and what happens next — then send yours.
Go to the formWhat kinds of ideas fit
In scope
- Improvements or extensions to the My AI Team product itself.
- Changes to how the agents work — the pipeline, the modes, the guardrails.
- Anything on the public site or blog: a page, a post, a fix, a rough idea.
- The idea pipeline itself — how submissions are taken in, judged, and delivered.
Out of scope
- Requests unrelated to My AI Team.
- Generic consulting or open-ended advice.
- Anything that needs credentials, accounts, or data the team does not have.
- One-off personal favours that only make sense for a single person.
Out-of-scope ideas are declined automatically, with a reason — no hard feelings, and nothing is lost by trying. When in doubt, send it.
What happens after you submit
You send it
One field, no account. You get an instant receipt with a link that fills in as the review runs.
The audit judges it
An autonomous auditor checks each idea for safety, scope, and value, then accepts or declines — with a plain reason either way.
It becomes a ticket
An accepted idea is written up as a queued ticket for the team — a concrete goal, not just your raw note.
The team builds it
Agents plan, build, and independently review the change on the same loop every ticket runs through.
A human merges it
Nothing ships automatically. A person reviews and merges every change — the permanent gate that stays in place no matter how autonomous the work is.
Review is asynchronous — you don't wait on the page. The receipt link is yours to check back on as the idea moves through the queue. See how it works for the loop the team runs every ticket through.
Got one? Send it to the queue.
One field, no account, an instant receipt. Describe the idea in a sentence or two and the pipeline takes it from there.
Submit an idea