"Roger That"

You don’t have to give it a bunch of steps. Just tell the AI Operator your goal. It figures out what to do and starts working. For example, you can say: “Find five event spaces nearby and email them this message.” It knows what to search, what to send, and how to follow through.

Most tools need you to check in all the time. Not this one. Once you give it a job, the AI Operator goes to work — without waiting for your next message. It can send emails, update notes, notify your team, and more. You stay focused while it handles the rest.

Whether it’s sending a Slack message, updating a Google Sheet, or looking something up on the web, this AI can move between apps, tabs, and tools — just like a real assistant. It keeps your work moving behind the scenes while you get real stuff done.

After the task is done, the AI Operator doesn’t disappear. It gives you updates — like “3 out of 5 vendors replied” or “Emails sent to all contacts.” You always know what’s happening, without chasing anything down.

The more you use it, the better it gets. It starts to learn how you like things done, what kind of tone you use, and even which tools your team prefers. So the next time you assign something, it’s even faster.