Founders and executives
The problem
You make commitments across customer, investor, partner and team conversations all day, and the message that actually matters is buried under fifty routine ones.
What Addys does
Addys screens what comes in and keeps track of what you promised, then prepares the follow-through. It sorts your inbox, drafts replies with the right context, flags whatever needs your judgement, turns decisions into delegated tasks, and prepares the investor and partner updates you owe.
Why it works this way
An assistant that only summarises leaves every promise you made as a reminder. Addys keeps the context of the conversation, drafts the reply, the intro or the update, and asks for a yes. The reasoning is in The Proactive Agent Paradigm.
Example
An overnight inbox and an afternoon of promises
Overnight your inbox fills with a mix of messages. Over the afternoon you promise a partner an introduction, an investor a metrics update, and a customer that you will look into a feature request.
- Addys sorts the inbox into routine questions it can answer and items that need a person.
- It drafts replies to the routine ones from your documents and past answers, and flags anything sensitive.
- It captures all three commitments from the afternoon.
- It drafts the introduction and the investor update, pulling current numbers from your connected documents.
- It creates a task for the feature request and assigns it to the product lead. Everything external waits for your review.