Meet Mira

Mira is the TribeNest assistant that watches your tribe and helps you run it. She is part chat partner, part analyst, part planner. You can talk to her about anything happening in your business, and she will pull the numbers, surface what looks unusual, and suggest things you can do about it — segments, automations, social posts, full campaign plans — that you approve before anything goes live.

Think of Mira as a teammate who reads everything before your morning coffee and shows up with a short list of "here is what I noticed, here is what I'd do, want me to set it up?"

What Mira does for you

Mira shows up in four places, and they all link back to the same brain.

• Chat. Open Mira from the sidebar and ask anything — "what's working", "where am I losing money", "show me my top customers", "plan a launch around my new release". She pulls the data, walks through the answer, and proposes next steps when it makes sense.
• Daily briefings. Once a day at the time you choose, Mira does a sweep of your tribe and writes up the most important things she found. Delivered as a banner across the top of your dashboard, an email digest, or both.
• Insights inbox. Every finding Mira surfaces — from morning briefings and from hourly anomaly scans — collects in one inbox. You can investigate, dismiss, or tell her never to flag this kind of thing again.
• Proposals. When Mira wants to do something, she drafts a proposal — a new audience segment, an automation, a social post, or a full campaign plan — and waits for you to apply or dismiss it. Nothing changes in your tribe until you click Apply.

How Mira fits with the rest of TribeNest

Mira reads from everything you've already set up — your contacts and segments, your store orders, your email campaigns, your memberships, your social posts. The more of TribeNest you use, the more useful she gets. Anything she creates lands in the same place you'd create it manually, so you can keep tweaking it after she's done.

How a typical week with Mira looks

You don't have to use Mira every day for her to be useful. Most artists settle into a rhythm something like this.

• Mornings. Glance at the briefing banner at the top of your dashboard (or skim the email digest if you've turned it on). It takes about a minute. If something looks important, click into it.
• As things come up. Open the chat any time you want a number you don't have at hand — "how did the last campaign do", "who are my top buyers this month". Mira pulls it without you digging through reports.
• Before a launch or campaign. Ask Mira to plan it. She'll draft a campaign plan with tactics, expected revenue, and confidence — you untick what you don't want and apply the rest.
• Sundays. If you've set goals, Mira evaluates progress and surfaces a board report when something is trending behind.

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Two things to remember

• Mira proposes — you decide. She never publishes a social post, sends an email, or creates a segment without you clicking Apply. Every change has your name on it.
• Mira costs credits. Chats, daily briefings, anomaly scans, and the weekly board report each draw from your Mira credit balance. You get free credits each billing period and can top up any time. See Credits and usage.

Where to go next

If you've never opened Mira before, start with Chatting with Mira — it covers the basics in a few minutes. After that, Daily briefings is the single most useful thing to set up: pick a time, pick a delivery channel, and Mira starts doing real work in the background for you.