Hand off the goal. Keep control of the plan.

Not unless you allow it. Pax proposes a plan and shows the effort first. At a low Pacivity setting it waits for your approval before acting. Turn Pacivity up and it runs trusted steps on its own, still logged and reversible.

Before it acts, Pax breaks a goal into steps and tags each with a rough effort, then totals it, so you see the cost of the work before you approve it. The estimate is a planning aid, not a bill.

Yes. A plan you approve can be saved as a flow and run again later, so repeatable work becomes one step instead of many.

Pacivity is the dial that sets how much Pax does on its own. Low means Pax asks first. High means Pax handles trusted work without checking in, while logging every action and keeping an undo path.

Pax planning is where the Pax executive assistant turns a goal into steps, shows the effort before it acts, and runs the work inside the authority you set. You approve the shape of the work, then let Pax carry it out.

You decide with Pacivity. Turn it down and Pax proposes a plan and waits for approval. Turn it up and Pax runs trusted steps on its own, always logged and reversible.

Yes. A plan you approve becomes a flow you can run again, so repeatable work stops being repeated by hand.

Every plan includes Pax, and you can try it free for seven days and cancel anytime. Connect your tools and Pax can plan your first task today.