Feature · Decide
Work it could do, with the plan written out.
When an episode points at something worth doing, Nuntex writes a proposal: what it would do, why now, the steps it would take, and the draft it has already started.
Nuntex opens to a few people at a time.
Updated September 13, 2026
What's in a proposal
Concrete enough to decide on.
- Why this, why nowThe reason, tied to the episode
- Every proposal says where the idea came from, down to the timestamp.
- If you approve, I willThe plan, step by step
- Any step that reaches the outside world is marked as needing your yes.
- What I've draftedThe work, already started
- A first draft you can read before deciding: a script, a page or a reply.
- SourcesWhere it looked
- Links to what it read while preparing the proposal.
- Project, kind and effortWhere it belongs
- Which of your projects it serves, what kind of work it is, and roughly how big.
- Outward or internalWho will see it
- Outward work reaches people outside. Internal work stays with you.
How proposals are made
From an idea to a plan.
- It listens for work
While briefing, Nuntex notes what the episode suggests you could do.
- It checks your priorities
Ideas that serve the goals you gave it come first.
- It writes the plan and a draft
So you decide on something concrete, not a vague idea.
- You decide
Questions
Questions about proposals.
How many proposals will I get?
At most five per episode, and as few as none. Set the number in Settings and keep only briefs if you like.
Can I turn off outward proposals?
Yes. Turn them off in Settings and Nuntex only proposes work that stays with you.
Can I ask for changes?
Yes. Say what to change in your own words, and it revises the proposal, draft included.
The waitlist
Get Nuntex when a place opens.
Nuntex opens to a few people at a time.