Start from the problem. Leave with an agent.
Eighteen valuable jobs people hand to AI agents — each one mapped to a guardrailed template you can build in one click.
For students
The full students pageExam week, 400 slides, one night of panic
Exam-week compression
Feed it a semester of lecture notes and get flashcards, practice quizzes, and spaced-repetition reminders — with every answer citing the exact slide it came from.
The cursor blinks. The rubric glares.
The blank-page standoff
Brainstorm theses, build an outline mapped to your rubric, get brutal-but-kind draft feedback. It coaches — it never writes a sentence you submit.
It's 1am and the error message makes no sense
Debugging at 1am
Socratic hints and rubber-duck walkthroughs instead of pasted solutions — so the fix clicks AND the homework stays yours.
Twelve tabs deep and every source is sketchy
Literature review, minus the hallucinations
A research plan, credible sources with working links, inline citations, and predatory-journal flags. It gathers and explains — the analysis stays yours.
For individuals
The full individuals pageYour day starts before you're awake
The 7am head start
One morning digest — calendar, weather, priority email, your chosen topics — waiting when you wake up. Conflicts flagged before you're in them.
2,000 unread, 3 that matter
Inbox zero in minutes
Sorted into now/later/noise, routine replies drafted in your tone, long threads summarized. Nothing sends without your yes.
You can't read everything. You don't have to.
Never miss what matters
Track the topics you care about and get a weekly digest of what genuinely changed — every claim linked to a real source, noise filtered with reasoning.
Appointments, renewals, forms — the paperwork pile
Life admin, outsourced (safely)
A watchlist that nags you early, drafts for every routine email and form, side-by-side comparisons for any decision. It prepares — you commit.
For small business
The full small business pageA customer asks at 2am. You answer at 9. They bought at 8.
The 2am customer question
Instant answers from YOUR approved facts — hours, prices, policies — with bookings drafted for your confirmation and anything unusual escalated, never guessed.
The lead you forgot on a busy Tuesday
Leads that never go cold
A personal follow-up drafted within minutes, polite nudges across the week, hot leads flagged. Every send waits for your approval; replies stop the sequence.
A brutal one-star sits unanswered for a month
Every review answered
On-brand reply drafts — warm for the glowing ones, calm and specific for the brutal ones — plus complaint patterns surfaced so you can fix root causes.
Marketing loses to Tuesday, every week
A content week in an hour
Posts, promos, and emails drafted in your voice around a weekly calendar — one idea repurposed into every format. Nothing publishes itself, nothing invented.
For life's serious stuff
The full life's serious stuff pageThe auto-renewal clause nobody reads until it bills
Contracts without the fog
Plain-English deal summaries, the exact risky clauses quoted, and an attorney question list — it never tells you to sign or walk.
Three subscriptions you forgot you were paying
The subscription exorcism
A weekly digest of where the money went, price-hike and zombie-trial alerts, and bill reminders — it never touches a dollar.
A watchlist scattered across five apps and zero context
One sober market brief
What moved in YOUR stocks and crypto, why — every claim dated and sourced. No predictions, no tips, no trades. Research, not advice.
Two parents, three calendars, one missed pickup
The household air-traffic controller
One morning brief for the whole family — conflicts flagged before they happen, meals suggested, forms remembered. Bookings wait for you.
"Any changes since your last visit?" — mind goes blank
Walk in with receipts
A dated, structured symptom and medication log that turns into a doctor-visit question list. Tracking and organization — never diagnosis.
A brilliant digest, lost forever in a chat scroll
A second brain that keeps itself
Every agent output becomes a clean Obsidian note — frontmatter, wikilinks, tags — filed where future-you will actually find it.
Where agents go next
Honest labels: these aren't shipped features. They're where the field is heading — and what you can already build the first version of today.
Agent teams
Your front-desk agent spots a hot lead and hands it to your follow-up agent — a coordinated crew, not a lone bot. The controls (gates, caps, audit) are already the platform's foundation.
Buildable today: Build each agent today; you approve the handoffs yourself.
Point, shoot, study
Snap the whiteboard or a textbook page and get flashcards back. Multimodal models already see; the workflow around them is what's next.
Buildable today: Paste your notes into Study Buddy — it does the rest today.
The watchdog economy
Agents that watch prices, policies, and competitors — then act within your spend caps and approval rules, not just alert.
Buildable today: Research Digest already tracks your topics with cited sources.
Your problem isn't listed? Describe it.
The Builder turns any plain-English description into a guardrailed agent — templates are just the fast lane.