Because it summarises a task list it has no context for. It reads titles, produces a paragraph that sounds like a status update, and gets the one thing that mattered wrong because that detail lived in a thread it never saw.
A summary you have to verify line by line costs more than writing it yourself.
It reads the same record the team does: tasks, estimates, logged hours, dependencies, chat and the client's approvals. A standup digest, a client report or a delivery risk flag is drafted from that, with the specific items it drew on cited beside each claim.
Nothing sends itself. A draft goes to a person, who edits or discards it.
Checking becomes fast. A claim links to the tasks and hours behind it, so a wrong summary is visibly wrong rather than plausibly wrong.
Risk flags earn attention because they name what triggered them — this phase has three blocked tasks and no logged hours in a fortnight — rather than announcing a score.
It will not send a client anything on its own, ever. Every outbound draft is approved by a person, on the rule that where a client would find the error, somebody should see it first.
It also will not re-plan the project. It can point at what looks wrong; moving dates stays a human decision with commitments behind it.
Nothing here is an integration. Each line is two products reading the same record from different sides.
It reads the same record the team does: tasks, estimates, logged hours, dependencies, chat and the client's approvals. A standup digest, a client report or a delivery risk flag is drafted from that, with the specific items it drew on cited beside each claim.
Checking becomes fast. A claim links to the tasks and hours behind it, so a wrong summary is visibly wrong rather than plausibly wrong.
It will not send a client anything on its own, ever. Every outbound draft is approved by a person, on the rule that where a client would find the error, somebody should see it first.
Fourteen days, every module, no card. Or half an hour with someone who will run it on your own records and tell you where it does not help.