Teach Whitmore a new way of working

Whitmore can learn how you like things done. Just tell it, in your own words.

How it works

When you teach Whitmore a better way of working, like "change how you draft my estimates" or "remember this as a reusable procedure," it turns your teaching into a proposal card you approve with a single tap. Your exact wording is kept in the proposal, and nothing changes until you approve it.

Just tell Whitmore in chat, for example:

• "From now on, always CC my office manager on estimate emails."
• "Update your follow-up routine to wait two days, not one."
• "Remember this as a reusable procedure: how we onboard a new customer."

It works mid-task, too

You can teach Whitmore even while it's in the middle of something else, like drafting an email or working through a guided task. It captures the teaching as a proposal without losing its place, and you can approve it whenever you're ready.

Procedures vs. facts

• A procedure, meaning how to do something or a repeatable way of working, becomes a proposal to update a skill.
• A plain fact or preference about your business, like your hours, a pricing rule, or who to contact, goes into your business Brain instead.

Whitmore sorts out which is which, so you can just talk naturally and approve what it suggests.