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AI-native web search that returns structured sources instead of noisy link dumps.

Use when your agent needs fresh web evidence.

Use it when your agent needs fresh web evidence before it drafts, plans, or decides.

Sorts the inbox, drafts replies, and surfaces the threads that actually need human attention.

Use when email is stealing your morning.

Use it when email is stealing your morning before the real work even starts.

Keeps Google and Outlook calendars aligned while helping with reschedules and meeting prep.

Use when coordination overhead exceeds the meetings.

Use it when coordination overhead is bigger than the meetings themselves.

Lets your agent read, write, and organize an Obsidian vault without breaking your note structure.

Use when notes already live in your Obsidian vault.

Use it when ideas, research, and project notes already live in Obsidian and need to stay there.

Triggers and manages n8n flows from chat so your automations stay local-first and flexible.

Use when one-off busywork is becoming a recurring workflow.

Use it when one-off busywork is turning into a repeatable internal workflow.

Helps with PR review, issue triage, and repository housekeeping using live codebase context.

Use when engineering attention is fragmented across PRs and issues.

Use it when engineering attention is fragmented across issues, diffs, and release chores.

Developer-facing search across documentation, GitHub repos, and technical discussions.

Use when web search is too generic for implementation answers.

Use it when web search is too generic and you need implementation-level answers fast.

Adds short-term, long-term, and graph-like memory so your agent stops starting from zero.

Use when your agent forgets what happened last week.

Use it when recurring work falls apart because the agent forgets what happened last week.

Captures windows with OCR so your agent can read what is happening on-screen.

Use when context lives inside a desktop app, not a browser tab.

Use it when the context lives inside a desktop app, not inside a browser tab or API.

Turns raw notes and meeting takeaways into social posts that sound closer to your voice.

Use when you know what to say but hate the blank page.

Use it when you know what you want to say online but never want to start from a blank page.

Compiles email, calendar, tasks, and news into one morning briefing you can actually use.

Use when context-switching at 9am is draining your focus.

Use it when context-switching in the first half hour of the day is draining your focus.

Connects directly to Apple Reminders so your agent can capture and clean up tasks natively.

Use when your task system already lives in Apple Reminders.

Use it when your task system already lives in Apple Reminders and you want zero extra setup.