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A Playbook is a reusable, multi-stage agent workflow you launch right from room chat. You compose it in plain English, wire it to your tools and data, and the agent executes the plan for you — gathering data, running computation, and producing grounded, cited deliverables. Playbooks turn the recurring, multi-step work your team does by hand — diligence reports, financial reconciliations, competitive research, dataset preparation — into guided, repeatable runs. You fill in a few light inputs; the agent handles the heavy pipeline.
Playbooks live inside a Room and run through the room’s agent. There’s no separate canvas to manage — everything happens in the chat you already use.

Why Playbooks

Automate recurring work

Capture a multi-step process once, then re-run it with new inputs whenever you need it — no rebuilding the steps each time.

Compose in plain English

Describe the outcome you want. The agent drafts the plan, wires the connectors, and runs it — no pipelines to build.

Light inputs, heavy lifting

Fill in a small form. The Playbook’s detailed instructions and staged plan are baked in, so the agent does the work.

Grounded & traceable

Every deliverable is grounded in your data with citations, and a QA loop verifies figures before it ships.

How a Playbook run works

Playbooks run on demand from room chat. Picking one and filling in its inputs kicks off an agent run you can watch stage by stage.
1

Pick a Playbook

Choose one from the composer’s Playbooks menu, the welcome screen, or the Playbook gallery. You can start from a curated template or one your team published.
2

Preview the plan

Each Playbook shows an example input, its execution flow (the stages it runs), and the deliverables it produces before you commit. You can also expand the full instructions.
3

Fill in the inputs

A short form collects only what the Playbook needs — a company name, a document, a date range. Required fields and any setup gaps are flagged inline.
4

Run it

Submit the form. The agent loads the Playbook’s instructions and starts executing the plan, calling tools and connectors as needed.
5

Track progress live

A progress rail shows each stage as it moves through running → done, with parallel stages grouped together. You can cancel a run, or resume it, at any time.
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Venture Capital Diligence ReportPlaybook progress
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Data gathering — all sources in parallel→ data.diligence
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Market report→ artifact.market_report
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Competitor x-ray→ data.competitors
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Build the HTML diligence report→ artifact.html
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Accuracy QA loop — verify figures & citations→ validation.passed
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Final delivery→ artifact.qa_log
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Deliverables — nothing skipped

Live playbook progress: each stage moves from pending to running to complete, with parallel stages running concurrently.

Once a Playbook is running, it stays active for the thread. Follow-up messages continue in the same Playbook context, and you can fill in the inputs again to re-run it with new values.

Anatomy of a Playbook

Every Playbook is defined by a small spec that the product renders into the preview, form, and progress view.
Click any stage in the execution-flow diagram to see what it does, what it waits for, what it produces, and which tools it uses. Stages on the same row run concurrently.

Get a Playbook

Pick a battle-tested one

Start from a curated Playbook shipped with a room template, or one a teammate published to your room.

Create your own

Use Make your own in the Playbook gallery. Describe the workflow you want and the agent drafts the inputs and plan with you — no config files to write.

Create your own, conversationally

Choose Make your own and describe the process in plain English — for example, “Connect to GitHub, find the latest PR, summarize the diff, and email me the summary.” Corvic drafts the plan, wires up the connectors, and shows the Playbook being constructed stage by stage. When it looks right, publish it to the room so your whole team can run it.
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Connect to Github, find the latest PR, summarize and send email.
PlaybooksSample questions
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Connect to Github, find the latest PR, summarize and send email.
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Connect to GitHub→ data.repo
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Find the latest pull request→ data.pr
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Summarize the PR diff→ data.summary
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Playbook ready to run

Type a workflow in plain English — Corvic drafts the plan, wires the connectors, and runs it for you.

Sharing & scope

Playbooks are scoped so drafts stay private until they’re ready to share.

This chat

Draft Playbooks you’re still shaping live in the current thread. Find them under Draft Playbooks in the thread assets panel.

Room

Publish to room to make a Playbook available to everyone in the room. Shared Playbooks appear in the gallery for all members.

Setup requirements

Before a Playbook runs, Corvic checks that everything it depends on is in place and flags anything marked Needs setup:
  • Connectors — if a Playbook calls an external service, connect that API in the API Secret Vault and allow the agent to use it. You can still run without it — the agent skips what it can’t reach and notes the gap.
  • Workflows — if a Playbook reads from a room Workflow that doesn’t exist yet, create it first. Workflows are shared across the room and run on their own schedule; the Playbook only reads their outputs.
Pair Playbooks with scheduled Workflows for recurring work: the Workflow keeps your data fresh on a cadence, and the Playbook turns that data into a report or decision whenever you run it.

Categories

The Playbook gallery groups Playbooks so you can find the right one fast:

Data

Documents

Finance

Research

Evaluation

Automation

Example Playbooks

Corvic ships curated Playbooks with its room templates. A few examples:

Exploration & Workflows

The chat-first room experience where Playbooks run.

Workflows

Shared, scheduled pipelines that Playbooks can read from.

Agents

The assistant that executes a Playbook’s plan.

API Secret Vault

Connect the external services Playbooks call.

Room Templates

Pre-built rooms that ship with curated Playbooks.

Agent Skills

Reusable capabilities Playbooks build on.