How-to

Put it to work

Ask DM from the decision, and hand it to an agent task as context. An approved decision is only useful if it is used.

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Guided Quick Start

Six steps from sign-in to useful context

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Step 6 of 6

  1. Step 1Sign in and choose your workspaceGoal: Reach the right workspace before doing anything else.33 s
  2. Step 2Know where to startGoal: Know the three places you will use: the Home queue, Add to DM and Knowledge.25 s
  3. Step 3Record your first decision and whyGoal: A decision candidate with its rationale is saved for review.37 s
  4. Step 4Approve it so the team can rely on itGoal: The candidate becomes approved team knowledge.39 s
  5. Step 5Find it again laterGoal: Find the decision, its reason and its evidence.44 s
  6. Step 6Put it to workGoal: Ask DM from the decision, and hand it to an agent task as context.45 s
Ready to put DM to work?Create a DM account at https://dm.auzzura.com/login, free to try, and start with one recurring task so the next run can reuse what you already approved.
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Quick steps

  1. Click Ask DMNow put the decision to work. Select Ask DM.
    1. Start on DM Home (/).
    2. Click "Ask DM". The next view is "Ask DM" (/ask-dm).

    What it means: Now put the decision to work. Select Ask DM.

  2. Fill in the formAsk in your own words.
    1. Type "Why do production migrations need two reviewers?" into the "Ask a question about decision memory" field.

    What it means: Ask in your own words.

  3. Click SendSelect Send.
    1. Click "Send". The next view is "Ask DM" (/ask-dm).

    What it means: Select Send.

  4. Review from the approved decisionThe answer comes from the approved decision, and says so.
    1. Review "From the approved decision": "Any migration that touches production schema needs approval from two reviewers, because a…".

    What it means: The answer comes from the approved decision, and says so.

  5. Click Prepare contextThe same decision can guide an agent's work. Open Prepare context.
    1. Click "Prepare context". The next view is "Prepare context" (/task).

    What it means: The same decision can guide an agent's work. Open Prepare context.

  6. Fill in the formDescribe the work. Here, a migration that changes the invoices table.
    1. Type "Add a migration that changes the invoices table" into the "What are you working on? Required" field.

    What it means: Describe the work. Here, a migration that changes the invoices table.

  7. Click Prepare contextSelect Prepare context.
    1. Click "Prepare context". The next view is "Prepare context" (/task).

    What it means: Select Prepare context.

  8. Review context preparedYour two-reviewer decision is selected for this task. DM can't guarantee that an external agent follows it, so people still review the work.
    1. Review "Context prepared": "Context for this work Relevant knowledge selected from your active workspace. 3 Relevant…".

    What it means: Your two-reviewer decision is selected for this task. DM can't guarantee that an external agent follows it, so people still review the work.

No agent is connected and no agent runs; this clip does not show an agent following the prepared context (agent connection needs a verified client and is outside Quick Start).

Answer quality, retrieval and which rules or skills a real workspace would add are not shown or verified.

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Demo environment · synthetic workspace and data · backend responses are simulated. Quick Start 6 of 6
The Ask DM answer and the prepared context are SIMULATED: this guide uses the real DM Ask DM and Prepare context pages with a synthetic workspace, and both responses are fixtures, not a deployed backend or a real AI run. DM prepares context but cannot guarantee that an external agent follows it. Quick Start clips 1 to 6 follow one example workspace, Acme Platform Team.

A banner reading "Demo environment · synthetic workspace and data · backend responses are simulated" stays on screen for the whole video.

00:00–00:05 · start

On screen: Start on DM Home (/). Click "Ask DM". The next view is "Ask DM" (/ask-dm). A highlight marks "Ask DM".

Narrator: Now put the decision to work. Select Ask DM.

00:05–00:08 · ask

On screen: Type "Why do production migrations need two reviewers?" into the "Ask a question about decision memory" field. A highlight marks "Your question".

Narrator: Ask in your own words.

00:08–00:12 · send

On screen: Click "Send". The next view is "Ask DM" (/ask-dm). A highlight marks "Send".

Narrator: Select Send.

00:12–00:17 · answer

On screen: A highlight labelled "From the approved decision" marks "Any migration that touches production schema needs approval from two…".

Narrator: The answer comes from the approved decision, and says so.

00:17–00:23 · open-task

On screen: Click "Prepare context". The next view is "Prepare context" (/task). A highlight marks "Prepare context".

Narrator: The same decision can guide an agent's work. Open Prepare context.

00:23–00:29 · type

On screen: Type "Add a migration that changes the invoices table" into the "What are you working on? Required" field. A highlight marks "The work".

Narrator: Describe the work. Here, a migration that changes the invoices table.

00:29–00:33 · submit

On screen: Click "Prepare context". The next view is "Prepare context" (/task). A highlight marks "Prepare context".

Narrator: Select Prepare context.

00:33–00:44 · result

On screen: A highlight labelled "Context prepared" marks "Context for this work Relevant knowledge selected from your active wo…".

Narrator: Your two-reviewer decision is selected for this task. DM can't guarantee that an external agent follows it, so people still review the work.

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How-to 44 s6 steps

Find it again later

Find the decision, its reason and its evidence. Months later, search beats remembering.

For: Any authorized workspace user

How-to 39 s8 steps

Approve it so the team can rely on it

The candidate becomes approved team knowledge. Until a person approves it, it is only a proposal.

For: Reviewer or workspace decision owner

How-to 37 s7 steps

Record your first decision and why

A decision candidate with its rationale is saved for review. Write the decision first. Add the reason while it is fresh.

For: Workspace member who can create decisions

How-to 25 s4 steps

Know where to start

Know the three places you will use: the Home queue, Add to DM and Knowledge. Three places are enough to get started.

For: Any signed-in workspace member