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Agent mode

Set via agentMode in preferences. Two modes:

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Read (default)

The agent analyzes and notifies but never modifies anything outside the cofounder tables. Allowed action types:
  • slack_summary — Slack messages
  • webhook_post — outbound webhook events
  • notion_page — Notion DB rows
Blocked action types:
  • asc_metadata_update, asc_review_reply, asc_version_create — App Store Connect writes
  • linear_issue, github_issue — issue tracker writes
This is the safe default. Use it when onboarding or whenever you want zero risk of unintended side effects.

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Write

All action types are allowed, but each one still requires either:
  • Being in autoApproveTypes → executes immediately
  • Or human approval via the API or Slack approval buttons
The example above means: the agent can propose any action, replies to user reviews are auto-applied, everything else waits for your approval.

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Analysis depth

Set via analysisDepth in preferences. Controls how much investigation the agent does per run — not which model runs (that’s your LLM settings). * Actual cost depends on your chosen model and how much data the collector pulled. With default models, a standard run is on the order of a cent.

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When to use each

  • quick — frequent runs to catch fast-moving signals (rank drops, review spikes). The data delta between runs is small, so a shallow pass is enough.
  • standard — default twice-daily runs. Research phase plus a self-critique pass over the draft briefing.
  • deep — weekly retros, decision-heavy moments (pre-launch, post-pivot). The bigger tool budget lets the agent chain multiple keyword/competitor drills before writing.

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Per-run override

You can override the depth on a one-off run without changing your default:
Useful for “I want a deep weekly retro right now” without flipping your default schedule.

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Auto-approve

autoApproveTypes is an array of action types that bypass the review queue and execute immediately when proposed.
Generally avoid auto-approving:
  • asc_metadata_update — irreversible without a review cycle
  • asc_version_create — can affect your app’s store listing