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Tutorials for better decisions and clearer plans.

Learn how to frame a decision, compare options, preserve the reasoning, and generate an execution plan once the direction is chosen.

Learning path with the right order

The first job is choosing what deserves resources. The second job is creating a plan people can execute. The tutorials should teach that sequence clearly.

  • Progressive path for first-time and advanced users
  • Exercises tied to real decisions, not abstract examples
  • Planning guidance that leaves execution ownership with the team

Tutorial Path

  1. Frame the decision and define criteria
  2. Compare options against the information you have
  3. Review assumptions, tradeoffs, and recommendation rationale
  4. Turn the chosen direction into an execution plan

Enablement note

Tutorials are meant to be run against a live initiative so teams can see outputs in real context.

Knowledge Reference: Agent and Connectors

This section documents connector behavior, what each toggle state means, and how the agent is structured.

The Agent Itself

Jaspen is a decision-focused thought partner. It uses structured and unstructured context to compare options, preserve reasoning, and translate an approved direction into a plan people can execute.

Connector settings define which external systems can supply context or receive planning outputs.

Agent Components

01

Intake Layer

Captures the question, constraints, available context, and what the user is trying to decide.

02

Reasoning Core

Helps compare options, tradeoffs, and recommendation rationale from the information available.

03

Scoring and Readiness

Shows how strong the evidence and planning context appear without treating the score as absolute truth.

04

Tradeoff Engine

Compares paths across impact, cost, risk, effort, timing, and other criteria the user chooses.

05

Execution Translator

Turns an approved direction into milestones, owners, dependencies, and plan artifacts.

06

Connector Orchestrator

Defines which external systems can provide context or receive planning outputs.

07

Audit and Admin Controls

Records access and connector changes so teams can understand how context entered the workflow.

Execution Connectors

Synchronize plans, ownership, and status between Jaspen and execution systems.

ConnectorToggle On UnlocksToggle Off LocksRequired/Typical Settings
JiraIssue sync, sprint tracking, and delivery status updates.No Jira issue pull/push or Jira-driven status updates.Jira URL, project key, email, API token, issue type, sync mode, conflict policy.
SmartsheetSheet row progress, dates, and execution state mapping.No Smartsheet timeline or status ingestion.External workspace/account id, sync mode, conflict policy.

Data Connectors

Feed governed business and operations signals into recommendations and prioritization.

ConnectorToggle On UnlocksToggle Off LocksRequired/Typical Settings
SalesforcePipeline and customer trend context in analysis.No CRM trend context in recommendations.External workspace/account id, sync mode, conflict policy.
SnowflakeWarehouse KPI and financial context for insights.No Snowflake KPI/financial enrichment.External workspace/account id, sync mode, conflict policy.
Oracle FusionERP operations and finance signals for planning.No Oracle Fusion operational/finance context.External workspace/account id, sync mode, conflict policy.
ServiceNowService/change context for execution risk visibility.No ITSM incident/change context.External workspace/account id, sync mode, conflict policy.
NetSuiteFinance and operations context for execution tradeoffs.No NetSuite finance/ops context.External workspace/account id, sync mode, conflict policy.