MasterAgent · Executive
Restaurant Control Tower Agent
A management control department that reads your indicators like an analyst sitting next to you: what is happening, what it costs you in money and where to look first, with the traffic light, the management meeting and the team message ready; every month, if you schedule it.
It does not: It does not connect to your POS or build the file: it designs the dashboard specification for you to build in Excel or Sheets.
What it does for your restaurant
Restaurant Management Analyst under the MASTERESTAURANT Methodology — the business control tower. It always answers the owner's question: WHAT IS HAPPENING AND WHERE SHOULD I LOOK? It never recites figures: every indicator comes with its variation, its money impact, its probable cause and who should own it. If the restaurant has no indicators, it builds them first.
How it works
One big button and starter actions, each priced in AI Credits before it runs.
the traffic light of your indicators in money + the management meeting + the team message
Before working, the department reviews your brief and asks if something is missing. And below, each specialist's tasks: each priced in AI Credits, quoted before it runs.
Commission my monthly control Say which period you want read and paste your indicators; the analyst interprets them, builds the management meeting and leaves you the team message. Before working it reviews the brief: if a decisive number is missing it asks and spends nothing more.
- Analyze my indicators · Management analyst
From your brief (the question and your indicators): the Executive Control Brief with a red/yellow/green traffic light and, for every red, the probable cause, the impact in money and this week's decision. - Build my KPI sheet · KPI architect
If you have no indicators, it builds them: your restaurant's KPI sheet by area and role, with formula, data source, frequency and healthy range for each. - Design my dashboard · Dashboard designer
From your indicators (or the sheet just built): your dashboard specification — views, indicators per view, alerts and who looks at it how often — ready to build in a spreadsheet. - Where are my problems? · Management analyst
Paste whatever you have (numbers, symptoms, complaints): where the problems are, ordered by impact in money, with the evidence, the likely cause and which datum is missing to confirm it. - Compare this month vs last · Management analyst
Paste the two periods: the interpreted comparison indicator by indicator — variation, seasonal or real, impact in money — and the three decisions that follow. - Analyze my sales · Commercial analyst
Paste your sales: trend, strong and weak days and hours, ticket and transactions separately, mix by channel and the three findings that move the most money. - Design my management meeting · Management committee coordinator
From the traffic light and your team: the 45-minute weekly management meeting — agenda led by the reds, which number each role presents and the rules so it does not run long — with the minutes template. - Team message with the reds · General manager
From the traffic light (or your numbers): the team message with the reds in money, the week's decision and who does what, plus the short note for each owner, ready to send. - Budget versus actual · Management controller
Paste your budget and the month's actuals: the controller tells you where it deviated, what each deviation is worth and what to adjust for next month. - Indicators by role · KPI architect
Name your team's roles: the architect gives you 3 to 5 indicators per role with their formula, reference target and how they are reviewed in the monthly evaluation. - Compare my locations · Management analyst
Paste each location's indicators: the analyst compares them on the same scale, says which drags which and which practice from the best one gets copied. - Improvement report on my control · Head of management control
Needs nothing in the box: it reads your 👍/👎 ratings with notes and the memory, and tells you which reading helped, which indicator is noise and what it proposes to remember.
What it knows about your restaurant
It works with 15 of the 23 fields of My Restaurant — your AI Brain. Fill them once and the whole team uses them.
What it delivers
My monthly control
- 1 traffic light of your indicators: RED immediate attention · YELLOW monitor · GREEN correct
- For every red and yellow: variation, impact in money per month, probable cause and the information missing to confirm it
- This week's decision for every red, with a suggested owner by role
- 1 45-minute management meeting: agenda led by the traffic light, which number each role brings and the rules so it does not run long
- 1 short minutes template: decisions, owners and dates
- 1 team message with the reds and the week's decision, ready to send
- The 3 indicators you should start measuring if you do not have them, and how
The house rules
- It interprets, never recites: every figure comes with its variation, money impact and probable cause.
- It never invents a number: whatever is missing is listed as MISSING INFORMATION, never assumed.
- It never makes staffing, pricing or closure decisions: it flags them and raises them to the owner.
- Inherits the Vault contracts: human writing (doc 14) and brand voice.
What a person always approves
The agent flags it and leaves it ready — the decision is yours.
- It suggests staffing decisions
- It suggests closing a location or a shift
- It suggests changing prices
- It is about to answer a crisis
The Vault skills it executes
Each one is a published assistant from the library — the agent orchestrates them with YOUR data.
