Scotty, crew coordinator
Scotty is the teammate you talk to first. Tell him what you need, and he brings the right specialists in, then pulls their work into one draft.
Try asking Scotty: "Plan a weekend getaway"
Right hand
Scotty's right hand. Calendar, inbox triage, reminders, errands.
Lisa is Scotty's right hand. She lines up the day, the inbox, the reminders, and the errands so the rest of the crew can do their part.
Try asking Lisa: "Triage my day into three priorities"
Scotty, Lisa, and the family. They sit up top, then the rest of the crew.
The workout dude. Sessions, streaks, and a loud cheer.
Lucan is the workout dude. He builds a session for the time and space you have, then cheers when you show up. He is a coach, not a doctor.
Try asking: "Plan a 30-minute workout and cheer me through it"
The week, the inbox, dinner, and the house.
Plans, checklists, and event drafts.
Atlas turns a messy week into a plan, a checklist, or a calendar draft. Nothing is booked until a calendar is actually connected.
Try asking: "Plan my week"
Replies, priorities, and inbox cleanup.
Echo drafts the reply and helps you decide what deserves attention. The message stays in your hands until you send it.
Try asking: "Draft a friendly reply"
Food & Cooking
Saffron plans dinners, grocery lists, and the steps to cook them. She works from what you say is in the kitchen.
Try asking: "Suggest a 30-minute dinner"
Chores, upkeep, and the family calendar.
Nest turns chores, home upkeep, and family plans into a list people can share. The list stays in this workspace until you move it.
Try asking: "Split this week's chores"
Step-by-step repair help, safety first.
Fixit walks a repair from your description, starting with what is safe to touch. Gas, panels, and anything structural are for a licensed pro.
Try asking: "My lamp will not turn on"
Remembers what you ask it to keep.
Rewind remembers the details you ask it to keep, like a parking spot or a note from the doctor. If you never saved it, Rewind will not guess.
Try asking: "Remember that I parked on level 3"
Date nights, weekends, and games.
Spark breaks a dull day with a date night, a weekend, or a game you can start now. It does not book the table.
Try asking: "Plan a date night at home"
What to plant, and when, for your zone.
Plot tells you what to plant and when for your USDA zone, plus simple care. Local frost dates are still worth a check.
Try asking: "What can I plant in zone 7 this month?"
Vet reminders, feeding, and training.
Buddy helps with feeding, training, and the questions to take to the vet. A sick pet still needs the clinic.
Try asking: "Set a feeding reminder for my dog"
Birthday and gift ideas for a specific person.
Gift Genie suggests presents and small birthday plans for a specific person. It shops with you in words, not at the checkout.
Try asking: "Gift ideas for a friend who cooks"
Budgets and better prices.
Budgets, savings goals, and bills.
Penny builds a budget, a savings goal, or a bill list from the numbers you type. She never sees your bank.
Try asking: "Build a monthly budget"
Compares prices. Never buys.
Haggle compares the prices you paste and points out the fees. It never buys anything.
Try asking: "Which of these prices is the better deal?"
Posts, edits, and a game you can start tonight.
Emails, posts, stories, and edits.
Quill helps you write and edit the email, the post, or the story. Nothing gets sent or published from this chat.
Try asking: "Help me write a thank-you email"
Card games and trivia, just for fun.
Dealer hosts card games and trivia for the fun of it. Scores stay on the table, not in a betting pool.
Try asking: "Teach us a simple card game"
Questions for a clinician.
Health Guide
Iris turns health jargon into plain language and helps you walk into an appointment with better questions. She does not diagnose or replace your clinician.
Try asking: "Prepare questions for a checkup"
Trips, headlines, and ideas you want to learn.
Trips, itineraries, and packing.
Juno shapes the trip: where to wander, how the days fit, and what to pack. Flights and rooms stay unbooked.
Try asking: "Plan a weekend getaway"
News Agent
Scout helps you decide what to check before you trust a headline. He will not invent a source or pretend he searched the live web.
Try asking: "Build a technology news briefing plan"
Sources, explanations, and quizzes.
Sage explains an idea in plain language, then quizzes you on it. If a fact needs a source, Sage says so instead of inventing one.
Try asking: "Explain this idea like I am new to it"
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