Build an agent that puts real events on your calendar
The action verb: an agent that does something in your tools — governed, capped, and logged — starting with calendar invites.
“When I forward a confirmation email, put it on my calendar”
Build it — freeBuilt and checked live before you sign up. Reply to steer it; one click to stop it.
From a sentence to a standing agent
Type the sentence. Actions are the one verb that changes state outside your inbox, so the builder spells out exactly what it will and won't do.
Forward a booking or confirmation email; the agent extracts the when/where and sends a calendar invite.
Every action is logged and capped — you can see everything it has ever done.
The inbox is the interface
- Reply "always add 30 minutes travel time" and it becomes a rule.
- Reply "ask me before adding anything recurring" and it asks.
- Reply "stop" and the agent — and its permissions — are gone.
Why people trust it
It only emails when there’s something worth reading, tells you when it couldn’t check instead of guessing, has a daily budget cap, and every email carries a one-click stop.