Solo founder
For the founder who wants a Dot on the inbox, invoices and small fixes, while the last word on money, customers and releases stays with one person.
Twelve rule sheets drawn up for particular lives and jobs, each a sensible first draft you can load into the builder and adjust.
A blank rule sheet asks you to imagine every way an agent could go wrong. A template starts from someone in your position instead: what they tend to delegate, where the risk sits and which clauses earn their place. Every sheet below shares the same core of money, privacy and account protections, then adds the few clauses its persona needs. Open one, read why each choice was made, and change anything that does not fit.
For the founder who wants a Dot on the inbox, invoices and small fixes, while the last word on money, customers and releases stays with one person.
For parents who want errands, reminders and school admin handled from a chat, without the agent ever talking about the children to strangers.
For students who want deadlines, reading and shifts kept in order by an agent that cites its sources and leaves them alone at night.
For anyone on a job hunt who wants the tracking and drafting done by an agent, while every application still leaves by their own hand.
For agents selling and letting homes who want enquiries and viewings handled quickly, without an assistant that ever commits them to a price.
For small shop owners who want customer questions and reviews sorted around the clock, while refunds, public replies and payments stay theirs.
For developers who want an agent chasing tests and reviewing updates, with merging, deploying and installing kept firmly in human hands.
For academics who want an agent that reads widely and reports carefully, and never changes a draft or a dataset without being told.
For people who travel often and want fares, check-ins and confirmations handled, with every booking still shown to them before it is paid.
For people looking after a parent or relative who want dates and paperwork tracked, while private details about that person stay private.
For landlords with a property or two who want repairs, renewals and tenant messages organised, with records kept on hardware they control.
For freelance designers who want briefs, research and client emails prepared, with every file kept and nothing published before sign-off.