The companion
behind every product.
The same gentle companion sits behind every Rafiq surface — answering questions in chat, doing the quiet work in the background, and citing real Indonesian law when it counts.
A companion that knows
when to talk and when to work.
For each product, the agent shows up in two ways — a chat companion your team talks to, and a quiet worker that handles things in the background. Same brain, different hat.
Your meeting companion
Ask about any meeting in plain language. "What did we agree on the procurement issue last Tuesday?" — it pulls the transcript, finds the moment, and shows the relevant Indonesian regulation if there is one.
The quiet worker
When a meeting finishes, the agent reads the transcript, drafts the summary, extracts decisions, and matches recommendations against real Indonesian regulations — all before you open the meeting.
Your operations companion
"Move all bug cards from last sprint into review." "Which cards are blocked on legal?" The agent searches, edits, comments, and labels across your boards on your behalf.
The follow-up engine
Hooked into TaskPal's automation rules — when a card moves, ages, or gets a label, the agent runs the next step automatically. Every action is logged so you can see exactly what it did.
When it talks about regulation,
it cites the article.
The companion has Indonesia's national legal database alongside it — tens of thousands of regulations, indexed at the article level. When you ask about compliance, or when it drafts a recommendation, it shows you the actual Pasal and Undang-Undang it's referencing. No invented citations.
Talk to it from inside Rafiq —
or from your own tools.
The companion lives inside MeetPal and TaskPal by default. But because everything Rafiq does is exposed as standard agent tools, you can also call it from the assistants your team already uses — Claude Desktop, your custom internal copilot, or anything that speaks the open Model Context Protocol. No new chat window to learn.