What You Can Ask
Starter Automations (Free)
Free users can pick ONE automation from this set:Morning Briefing
Daily summary of your schedule and tasks at 8am
Evening Review
What’s coming tomorrow, sent at 8pm
Assignment Reminder
Alert 24 hours before due dates
Weekly Planning Prompt
Sunday evening nudge to plan your week
How Automations Work
Automations have three parts:- Trigger — When it runs (time-based, event-based)
- Action — What it does (send message, create task, summarize)
- Output — Where results go (chat, email, SMS)
Example: Morning Briefing
Example: Morning Briefing
- Trigger: Every day at 8am
- Action: Summarize today’s calendar and tasks
- Output: Send to chat (or email/SMS for premium)
Creating Custom Automations (Premium)
Managing Automations
| Action | What to say |
|---|---|
| List | ”Show my automations” |
| Pause | ”Pause [automation name]“ |
| Delete | ”Delete [automation name]“ |
| Edit | ”Edit my morning briefing to run at 6:30am” (Premium) |
Automation Ideas (Premium)
- Focus reminder — Prompt to start focus session at set times
- End of day summary — Recap what you accomplished
- Deadline countdown — Alert when assignments are 3 days, 1 day, 12 hours away
- Weekly review — Summarize the week’s progress every Friday
- Calendar prep — Send tomorrow’s schedule every evening
SMS Delivery (Premium)
Automations can send results via SMS instead of chat. Useful for:- Morning briefings you see immediately
- Urgent deadline reminders
- Schedule alerts when away from computer
Free vs Premium
| Feature | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Automations | 1 from starter set | Unlimited |
| Custom automations | No | Yes |
| Automation library | Limited | Full access |
| Edit automations | No | Yes |
| SMS delivery | No | Yes |
Tips
- Start with one automation and see how it fits your routine
- Morning briefings work best 30 min before you start work
- Assignment reminders should give enough time to act
- Don’t over-automate — A few key automations beat many ignored ones