Jazz guides

Choose a job to set up. If you have not run Jazz yet, complete the quick start first.

Personal and scheduled work

Create an accountability agent: define a reusable persona, keep a check-in conversation, and schedule a project review.
Start each day with an inbox briefing: connect your mailbox and receive a list of messages needing attention, with a read-only run policy.
Build a weekly research radar: have independent investigators find new work, check sources, and produce a cited briefing.
Reach your agent from a chat app: connect Telegram, Discord, iMessage, or WhatsApp and answer approvals from your phone.
See what a run is doing in your terminal: how Jazz reports working, blocked, and finished state to the tab via OSC 7501 and notifications.

Review pull requests in CI: install a multi-agent GitHub reviewer with validated line comments and your choice of model provider.
Review a technical proposal: delegate correctness, security, and simplicity checks, then reconcile their evidence.
Turn incident evidence into a visual briefing: analyze screenshots, recordings, and video with specialist models, then generate a briefing image.

Connect two Jazz agents as peers: let separately deployed agents ask each other for help while keeping their credentials and permissions separate.
Start an agent from a webhook: test an authenticated HTTP endpoint, then connect it to GitHub issue events.
Investigate an attack and approve containment: compare competing explanations, inspect a proposed Cloudflare WAF action, and approve the exact change before it runs.

For individual capabilities and shorter examples, see Concepts.