Quiet is an outcome.
Set a stopping point and a time to return. A useful agent knows when a new update is worth your attention.
EverNow / A point of view
More agency.
Less noise.
A personal agent should make room for what matters to you. Start with an outcome. Set the terms. Get your attention back.
Explore the use casesAn open-source project in progress. Availability is marked on every workflow.
EverNow / Your termsExample
The outcome
A clear start.
A quiet morning.
Hold routine updates until 16:00.
Bring back one scheduling decision.
Let meeting context expire with the project.
Prepared for your reviewOne brief. One decision.
Your preparation time stays in the plan.
Planned workflow · illustrative data
The EverNow difference
Your attention is the point.
These are the product choices we’re building toward.
Memory needs an end date.
Choose what stays, where it came from and when it expires. Carry useful context with you, and let the rest go.
Progress leaves a receipt.
See the evidence, the open questions and the exact action to review. Keep the work in a format you can take with you.
Find your first handoff
A little more room.
In every part of life.
15 ways to put an agent to work. One live research workspace; 14 planned workflows with concrete briefs, outcomes and boundaries.
Planned
Your day
Leave a little room in the day.
Bring inbox, calendar and meeting notes into a short brief. Protect the time you need to think.
A daily brief + replies to review
Planned
Life admin
Close the little open loops.
Appointments, renewals, forms, returns and customer service. Turn a loose end into one clear next step.
An appointment or service request, prepared
Planned
Travel & gatherings
Start with the pace you want.
Plan a weekend, a dinner or a team offsite around the people, budget and breathing room that matter.
A shortlist + an itinerary with room in it
Planned
Shopping & meals
Find the right thing. Stop there.
Compare products, watch a target price, or turn saved recipes into groceries. Set a stopping point for the search.
A reasoned shortlist or a grocery basket
Planned
Learning & long goals
Keep a promise to yourself.
Make a learning plan that adapts to the week you actually have. Progress can include taking something off the list.
A realistic plan + a small next step
Available now
Source research
Keep the question with the evidence.
Check public pages you choose, compare text changes and keep a source-linked brief you can inspect.
A downloadable source brief + text changes
Planned
Analysis & documents
Make the numbers explain themselves.
Turn selected data and documents into a spreadsheet, report or presentation with assumptions you can trace.
A reproducible analysis + a useful document
Planned
Sales & proposals
Arrive with a reason to reach out.
Research relevant accounts, prepare considered outreach and update proposals as the customer’s requirements change.
An evidence-led account brief + outreach drafts
Planned
Marketing & creative
Keep the story and the spend aligned.
Review campaign performance, prepare budget recommendations and turn a source interview into creative drafts in your voice.
A campaign review + creative work to approve
Planned
Customer relationships
Notice the relationship behind the ticket.
Bring support history, usage and renewal timing together. Give the account owner a useful next step.
An account watchlist + a response draft
Planned
Hiring coordination
Give the conversation a better start.
Organize job-relevant evidence, prepare outreach and coordinate interviews. Keep the hiring judgment with people.
A source-linked research pack + scheduling drafts
Planned
Expenses & invoices
Finish the paperwork around the work.
Match receipts, reconcile expenses and prepare the invoice you meant to send. Keep every total connected to a source.
A reconciled summary + invoice or follow-up drafts
Planned
Design to working software
Bring an idea back as something real.
Turn a brief, design or feedback thread into a working prototype or a tested pull request you can review.
A runnable change + tests + a reviewable PR
Planned
Bug reproduction
Turn “it broke” into a useful starting point.
Follow a report into staging. Capture the exact steps, environment and evidence an engineer needs.
A reproduction pack + a minimal failing case
Planned
Product performance
Find the change that explains the change.
Connect a performance regression to traces, releases and user impact. Separate what is observed from what needs testing.
An investigation brief + a testable hypothesis
A personal agent. On your terms.
Your model.
Your context. Your call.
Our open-source direction brings these ideas together: inspectable work, portable context, model choice and a runtime you can host. The source checker is available today. The wider agent is still being built.
See what’s on the roadmap