The agent
Handing the work itself to Scorra, not just the measurement
What it is for
Measurement tells you that you are missing from the best tools for X answers. The agent does something about it: it researches the sources those answers use, writes the article or the outreach email, and puts the result where your team works.
You give it a task in plain language. It plans the task as a list of steps, works through them, and shows you what it did at each one.
The To-do table
A session keeps a table of proposed actions. Nothing in it happens on its own — each row is a thing the agent believes should be done, and you decide which ones run. Actions that touch the outside world (posting to Slack, creating a document) always wait for you.
What it can reach
The agent uses the same tools as the MCP server, so anything you can ask for in Claude, you can ask for here — your metrics, your sources, your audit — plus the write side: adding a tracked question, drafting an email, saving a document.
Cost
Agent work consumes credits, measurement does not. That separation is deliberate: a session you did not run is a session you run tomorrow, but a day of measurement you did not take is a hole in the series forever. Running out of credits never stops tracking.