One tap. After that, events load & AI runs automatically.
Advanced date range (override last 14 days)
By default the tool loads events from the last 14 days plus today. Override the date range here if needed.
Both dates required. Clear override to return to the automatic last-14-days window. (Custom range can include future events.)
Step 2 – Job details
AI will set this if it can. Otherwise you choose.
Step 3 – People & time on site
Contact details (optional)
Ignored for Job / Installation unless you want to note it.
Step 4 – Findings & advisories
Commissions
Hidden by default. Only included in report outputs when this panel is open and at least one entry is filled in.
Step 5 – Photos / videos
Files stay local in your browser. They can’t be emailed automatically from here,
but they’ll be listed in the report so you know what to attach.
Step 6 – Generate, check & send
“Send” opens your email client addressed to Neil, Mark & David with the report text.
Attach the Word doc + photos/videos manually.
No report generated yet.
Debug panel
(empty)
AI Debugger (Be Strict)
Sends the full current index.html, internal debug log, selected event payload (if any), and captured browser/console errors.
It will either propose a minimal code fix with a Codex prompt, or explain why the issue is external.
What isn’t working? (This is included in the AI Debugger payload.)
Optional: paste any extra console messages here if you’ve copied them from DevTools:
AI Debugger output (summary, reasons, and outline of changes):
Codex prompt (from AI Debugger)
Paste this prompt into Codex to implement the AI Debugger’s recommended fixes.
(none yet)
Calendar / advanced (Calendar ID)
Calendar ID used for loading jobs. Normally you won’t need to change this.
Same calendar as your other tools. Editing this affects which jobs are loaded.
API key (OpenAI) – hidden by default
OpenAI access is managed by token-authority. No API keys are stored in the browser.