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