Free AI workflow kits

Try a workflow before
you connect it.

Check a quote, compare an invoice, or prepare an order handoff. Start with a small record and see which facts support the next step.

Fictional examples. Computed in this page. No accounts connected or messages sent.

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What should happen next?

Runs in your browser
Fictional source record

Quote follow-up

An open quote has a follow-up interval. Check its status, dates, and amount before preparing a message.

Check your current tools first

Check whether your CRM already supports quote reminders and a staff review queue.

Choose a situation
Quote reference
FICTIONAL-Q-1
Quote amount
USD 1,250.00
Quote status
open
Last contact
Oct 7, 2026, 12:00 PM UTC
Follow-up interval
3 days
Valid until
Oct 20, 2026, 12:00 PM UTC

Observed

Evaluated as of

Dates belong to this fictional snapshot. They are not a live feed. The kit holds snapshots that are future-dated or more than seven days old.

Inspect the exact source fields
{
  "asOf": "2026-10-12T12:00:00Z",
  "observedAt": "2026-10-12T11:00:00Z",
  "quoteId": "FICTIONAL-Q-1",
  "currency": "USD",
  "amountCents": 125000,
  "status": "open",
  "validUntil": "2026-10-20T12:00:00Z",
  "lastContactAt": "2026-10-07T12:00:00Z",
  "followupAfterDays": 3
}
Computed resultHuman review retained

Ready for a draft

An open, unexpired quote is due for a reviewable follow-up draft.

  1. Follow-up timing

    Applied the supplied 3-day sample follow-up policy; this is not a CRM setting or a promise.

    From: Last contact / Follow-up intervallastContactAt / followupAfterDays

The supplied facts pass these checks. A person still reviews the draft and decides what happens next.

The brief includes the source example and findings. It does not submit a request to NYClaw.

Want to check this against the tools you already use?

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Read the workflow guide

Use the free kit

Bring these checks
to your AI assistant.

Install the selected kit in a client that supports local MCP servers. The tools check structured records supplied by your client and prepare drafts for review.

An MCP client controls what it shares with its model provider. Check that client’s data settings before supplying business information.

View the source and documentation

Quote follow-up

v0.1.4

With Node.js and npm installed, this command starts the local MCP server:

npx -y mainstreet-mcp@0.1.4 kit quote-followup

Configuration for a compatible stdio client

For regular use, merge this server entry into your client’s MCP configuration. Keep any existing entries. The client starts the kit and connects to it; running the command alone waits for that connection.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "nyclaw-quote-followup": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "mainstreet-mcp@0.1.4",
        "kit",
        "quote-followup"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Two narrow tools: analyze the supplied record and prepare a draft. The kit does not connect to business systems or send messages.

Plan one handoff

What would help
your workflow most?

Start with the tools you have and the work you do today. Get a next step and a brief you can keep, without an email address.

Your starting point

Use your best estimates. All five answers are required.

Whole number, 0–10,000.

Current manual time, 0–240.

A reminder, matching report, or shared status view may already cover the job.

The person who checks drafts and handles missing or conflicting information.

Your estimates stay in this tab until you choose to send the brief. No customer records or account access needed.

Choose the right next step

A useful starting point.
A separate scope for your business.

Use the free kits

Run a kit with an AI assistant that supports local MCP tools. Supply a small, structured record and review the findings and draft yourself.

  • Defined checks for three workflows
  • Source fields alongside each finding
  • A hold when information needs review

The kits are free. Your chosen AI client may require its own subscription or charge for model use.

See install instructions

Connect your actual workflow

We check your existing tools, access, approval rules, and failure handling before scoping an implementation. Start with one handoff and a named reviewer.

A written scope and fee come before paid work. Ongoing monitoring or maintenance is agreed separately.

See workflow implementation services

Start with the law-firm Workflow Blueprint. It maps one administrative handoff, the permissions it needs, and the decisions your staff retain.

Request a blueprint review

Before you use a kit

What is connected in this example?

Nothing. This page runs defined checks on fictional records in your browser. It does not connect to your accounting software, inbox, CRM, or ordering system.

What happens when a record is incomplete?

The kit reports a review state and the fields that need attention. A ready result means the supplied facts pass the kit’s checks; your team still reviews the next step.

Will the kit send a message or change a record?

No. These kits analyze supplied records and prepare draft text. They do not send messages, make payments, or update your systems. Any real connection and action needs a separate implementation and approval path.