Oprill / Proactive assistance
Notice the next question in time.
Explore contextual suggestions that explain why they appear and let you choose whether to act.
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The suggestion explains which part of the brief may need attention.
Start with a reason to pay attention.
A useful suggestion names the event or change that made it relevant. Show the source and let the reader decide whether it matters.
Explore orient
No calendar or document activity is monitored.
The suggestion explains why the review may need attention.
Illustrative exampleInspect a changed source before updating an artifact.
When the underlying decision changes, a draft may need revision. Show the proposed edit instead of quietly changing a shared document.
Explore refresh
This is a hypothetical refresh; no artifact is modified.
The new scope is visible as a proposed change.
Illustrative exampleSeparate a recurring trigger from authority to act.
A schedule can initiate preparation, but consequential steps still need their own review boundary.
Explore coordinate
There is no scheduler or background execution on this website.
The recurring task can prepare material without distributing it.
Illustrative exampleMake feedback specific to the suggestion.
A dismissal may mean the timing was wrong, the source was stale or the topic was irrelevant. Those are different kinds of feedback.
Explore refine
Selections are not retained or used to train a model.
The example identifies a freshness issue rather than assuming disinterest.
Illustrative exampleDistinguish a useful message from an urgent decision.
An inbox view should explain whether an item asks for a response, provides context or requests approval.
Explore triage
No mailbox is connected and no notification is sent.
The item is labeled as a decision request.
Illustrative exampleProactive assistance in context
Prepare for a project review using recent changes.
Interactive illustration with synthetic content. No AI model or company system is connected.
Signal: review tomorrow / Change: scope revised
A suggestion points to the revised scope before the meeting.
The example signal is synthetic. The page does not read a calendar, monitor your work or deliver background notifications.
Reason: your review brief references the earlier scope
The suggestion explains which part of the brief may need attention.
A suggestion based on stale context can be distracting. Include source dates and make it possible to dismiss an irrelevant item.
Options: inspect source / revise brief / dismiss
The review remains in your hands.
This concept favors explicit choices over automatic changes. Nothing is scheduled, sent or retained by the demonstration.
Knowledge keeps its context
Different sources. Distinct responsibilities.
Original source examples for proactive assistance. These symbols represent information types, not connected applications.
Understand the concept. Keep the decision.
These original examples explain a possible approach to proactive assistance. Oprill’s website does not run AI agents, connect to company data or carry out external actions. Your selections stay in this page and reset when you reload.