Observed arrival · 2026-08-27
Spatto Turns Staff Messages Into Schedules
A staff-scheduling tool that reads availability and workplace constraints written in ordinary sentences, then produces a shift schedule.
Field notes
The demonstrated workflow preserves the original staff language alongside the parsed condition, making interpretation auditable rather than invisible. Examples include a weekly three-day limit, a six-hour daily cap, a colleague-separation request, and a staffing rule that the system cannot interpret without clarification. The sample output also reports specific shortfalls, including one day with zero of two required workers during an evening period.
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