Do
“Always sign emails with just my first name.” The habits you want kept, kept.
Rules
Say the rule once. All ten follow it.
Your business runs on rules nobody wrote down — the tone, the limits, the way things are signed. Tell Unyo once, and it becomes a standing instruction for every agent, in every draft, from tonight’s automation to next month’s newsletter.
Plain language, no syntaxBinds all ten agentsFree, always
Rule · Don’t Never use emojis in emails all ten agents
Maya drafts, later that day Perfect, see you Friday! 🎉
follows your rules
Press ↑ to set the rule — then watch a draft obey it.
Four kinds of “that’s how we do it.”
Typed rules, not a prose blob — do, don’t, constraint, preference — so you can list them, edit one, or drop one, any time, in conversation.
Don’t
“Never use emojis in emails.” The line no draft crosses — from any agent.
Constraint
“Never discount past 10%.” Hard limits your business runs on, stated once.
Preference
“Short paragraphs, no jargon.” Taste — the thing you’d otherwise repeat forever.
The architecture
One rulebook. No exceptions.
Rules live in the Neural Core — the memory no agent can be started without. There is no per-agent rulebook to keep in sync, because there is no per-agent anything.
Said once
Tell any agent, in any of the eleven languages. No syntax, no settings maze — “never use emojis in emails” is a complete instruction.
Read by all ten
Every agent receives a byte-identical view of your memory on every run. Tell Maya; Ashley writes accordingly on her next run.
Held under pressure
Background runs boot the same agent loop with the same memory — your rules hold in a 7am automation exactly as in a live chat.
No per-agent silos Drafts, never sends You hold the pen
Kept like everything else you own.
Rules are yours to list, change and drop — and what you remove stays removed.
Managed in conversation
“List my rules”, “change that to 15%”, “drop the last one” — add, update and delete are chat, not a settings maze.
Deleted means deleted
Removing a rule leaves a tombstone the extractor must respect — it can’t quietly re-learn what you removed.
Applies at 3am too
Automations run the same agent loop with the same memory, so your rules hold in background runs exactly as in live chat.
Free, like all memory
Every Neural Core tool costs zero credits. Setting the rules of your business is not a metered feature.
Questions
Does a rule apply to one agent or all of them?
All ten, always. Rules live in the Neural Core, and every agent receives a byte-identical view of it on every run — there is no per-agent rulebook to keep in sync.
Do I have to phrase rules in a special syntax?
No. Say it like you’d say it to a person — in any of the eleven languages. It’s stored as a typed rule (do, don’t, constraint or preference) you can list and edit later.
What happens when a rule and a request conflict?
Rules are standing instructions in every agent’s context. And because nothing is ever sent without your approval, the draft is always in front of you before anything leaves — the rule shapes the work, your click ships it.
Can an agent change my rules on its own?
Agents edit rules through the same tools you see in conversation — ask for a change and it happens, in front of you. And your memory can’t be forged: only the extraction pipeline writes to it, and only you can read yours.
Write the rulebook once.
Tell your team how you work — and stop proofreading for the same mistake twice. 2,500 credits free, no card.