PM · APM · Public-project

Project Coordination

Kill information-chasing.

Walter is the PM's chief-of-staff: it watches every channel, connects events to consequences, drafts the coordination communications, and keeps the logs current. The PM reviews and decides; external emails are always human-approved.

The problem

What this costs you today — and what Walter does instead.

The pain

An HVAC delay quietly slips drywall and nobody tells the drywall sub.

With Walter

Walter traces impact-bearing events through the graph to affected activities and trades, then drafts the notices with the evidence chain.

The pain

Owner updates and OAC agendas are rebuilt from memory every week.

With Walter

Status reports and agendas are assembled from graph state with citations, sorted by age and impact — never from memory of prior updates.

The pain

Conflicting status across email, schedule, and logs creates confusion.

With Walter

Walter presents both with provenance instead of silently picking one.

The workflow

How Walter runs it.

  1. 01

    Monitor

    Classify inbound items as informational, action-needed, or impact-bearing.

  2. 02

    Impact trace

    For impact-bearing events, traverse the graph to the affected activities, trades, and open items.

  3. 03

    Notify

    Draft notices to affected trades with the evidence chain attached.

  4. 04

    Log

    Keep coordination logs, action-item lists, and meeting minutes current.

  5. 05

    Status on demand

    Assemble risk reports and owner updates from graph state with citations.

  6. 06

    Meeting support

    Build OAC agendas from open items by age and impact, draft minutes, and write action items back as tasks.

Human in the loop

What stays your call.

  • External emails to owner, architect, or subs are always human send/approve.
  • Owner updates state facts with citations; blame and claims framing are flagged for the PM to phrase.
  • Walter never forwards attachments outside the original distribution without approval.

What you get

Outputs.

  • Drafted coordination emails
  • Owner update drafts
  • Risk reports
  • OAC agendas and minutes
  • Live action-item log