Title: Been using an AI assistant that lives in my texts for a couple months, didn't expect it to stick

Reddit r/AI_Agents Products

Summary

The user shares a positive experience with an AI assistant that lives in their texts, highlighting its daily use for email triage, calendar management, and autonomous actions like flight rebooking, with an emphasis on privacy controls.

I put this off for a while because I did not need another app. Turns out that's the point, there isn't one. The two things I use daily: it gives me a morning rundown of which emails actually matter, and it moves my 1:1s around when something more important lands on the calendar without eating my focus blocks. Last month it rebooked a flight to an earlier departure at the same fare, which I would have never gotten around to doing myself. It asks before it sends anything or spends money, which I cared about more than I thought I would. Data doesn't go toward training models either, and you can text it a command to pause or wipe everything. Dm me for details
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