01
Map the work
Pick the workflow worth automating. Name the context it needs and the risks first.
Watch one of your jobs run
One job in. A finished draft out. Nothing sends until you say so.
One system. Every job.
Build it once, then point it at anything you keep redoing.
In: a lead from your inbox
"hey, saw you at the expo. do you work with mid-size brands? whats pricing like?"
Out: a reply in your voice
To: the lead · Re: pricing
"Great meeting you at the expo. Yes, we work with mid-size brands often. Pricing depends on scope, so here are three simple tiers and a quick call to find the right one."
Approve
Nothing ships until you click. It is done in your voice, on your terms. You hold the yes.
Done
You built this. It runs on every new lead. Your only move is the yes.
What you own
Minel builds the whole system behind one real workflow, then hands it over. No black box, no lock-in.
Plain language
No jargon as a substitute for judgment.
Start small
One working system beats a transformation plan.
Human gates
Nothing risky ships without your review.
From scattered to running, in three steps.
02
Build beside you
Vault, roles, prompts, and gates built on your real material, the way you already work.
03
Hand over the keys
You run it, extend it, and build the next one yourself.