A friend that gets things done, for work and for everything else.
Talk it through, hand it a goal, connect the tools you already use. It keeps going in the background, checks its own work, and asks before it changes anything.
Examples
Ask the way you'd ask a friend who happens to be good at everything.
Make me a plan to get fit, three days a week, and check in on Mondays.
- You approve once
- Each Monday it checks in and adjusts the plan
What did we take in through payments this week?
- Every step it took is a tap away
- Reading never needs your approval
Send the March invoice to the roofing contractor.
Find the roofing permit rules for Columbus and Cleveland, with sources.
- Nothing it reads on the web can make it act
Make the README clearer, and make sure the checks pass.
Remember that I like short answers.
What it does
A whole platform behind one conversation.
Conversations and voice
Type or talk. Attach a file or a photo and ask about it.
Goals and routines
Give it an outcome; it works in rounds until a second check agrees it's done. Or have it run every week.
Approvals
Anything that changes the world waits for a yes from the right person.
Memory
Lasting facts about you, a project, or your team, proposed by it and kept by you.
Files and knowledge
Everything a project has seen, searchable by meaning, not just by words.
Tools and code
Connect the services you use, and repositories it can propose changes to.
Specialists
A researcher and a coder take on the parts of a goal that need them, each with its own limits.
Shared with the people you choose
Invite a partner or a team. Everyone sees who said what, and who decided.
Trust
Accountable by design, not by promise.
It asks first
Reading is free. Changing something, sending something or paying for something waits for you.
A complete record
What happened, who did it and why can always be read back, step by step.
Costs you can see
Every reply and every round of a goal is metered, and held to the monthly limit you set.
Yours to share
Only the people you invite can see a project, and an organization's admins can see its activity and what it costs.