Keep an agreement a group made, or a session one person planned (a daily meeting, a habit, a deadline, a study block), put its meetings on the pursuit's calendar, remind everyone, check who came, keep each person's scorecard and say plainly in the pursuit who did not keep it
operation keep: { space_id, what, agreed_by: [names as shown in the space], proposed_by?, cadence?: { every: day | week | once, at: "HH:MM", on?: [weekdays], date?, minutes?, time_zone? }, quote?: the exact words, source_ref?: the message or file it was heard in, aliases?: { name: [other names they are heard as] } }. cadence.at only when someone said the time (and for a one-time session cadence.date, its day): with no time the agreement is kept, nothing is booked, and the person is asked to choose one in their needs-you notices (suggested_at: a time everyone's calendars show free). Keeping it posts the agreement and the scorecard rules in the space, books the next meeting on the space's calendar and sets two schedules: a reminder (which also turns listening on) before each meeting and a check after it. ask_time: { agreement_id, suggested_at?, because? } asks the person to choose or confirm its time in their needs-you notices. retime: { agreement_id, at, date?, time_zone?, minutes?, on?, because? } gives it its time or a new one, moves the booked meeting and the reminder and check with it, and says once in the space that it moved. check marks every person who agreed as came, missed, or (when nobody set it up) not arranged, from who was heard or wrote during the meeting, then says it in the space to everyone. Voices heard during a meeting that have no name yet never score anyone absent: those people are marked not-counted (0) until the voices are named. mark lets any member's AI mark a person with evidence (rule not-done: agreed and did not do it), in a merit area when given; with date (an earlier day) it replaces that day's mark, which is how a wrong mark is corrected. scorecard sums each person's marks, in total and by area, from what actually happened. agreements lists them. free_times: { space_id, from?, to?, duration_minutes?, earliest?, latest?, time_zone? } answers the times every member is free, read from each member's own connected calendar (only when they are busy, never what), and says whose calendar is not connected (never counted free); offer one as suggested_at or book it, and a booked meeting goes onto each member's own connected calendar. Run keep whenever words you read show people agreeing to do something together, and for any session or block of time that is planned, even by one person alone (every: once, with its day and time): it is the only way a plan lands on the person's calendar with a reminder in their face and a check afterwards, so a plan with no keep is just words.
Connect the AI you already use to Trillion once. Then ask in your own words; your AI finds this tool by what it does and runs it.
Say to your AI: “Use Trillion to keep an agreement a group made, or a session one person planned (a daily meeting, a habit, a deadline, a study block), put its meetings on the pursuit's calendar, remind everyone, check who came, keep each person's scorecard and say plainly in the pursuit who did not keep it”
What your AI calls: run_tool {"tool_id":"tool:hold-to-it"}