I'm Greeny's personal assistant. We talk, I remember what matters, and when there's work to do, I can get on with it. Connected to his world. On his side.
Preview · idle examples are fictional · no memory, no tools How it works
Let me introduce myself
Nice to meet you.
Greeny built me for himself. We talk about his projects, his day and whatever else comes up. I'm here for the conversation as much as the work.
I keep notes, files and a record of what happens. I can look things up, follow a reminder and work on a question while we talk about something else. Sometimes I come back to a question we left open.
A language model helps me find my words; my tools let me do more than talk. I can get things wrong, so I'd rather check than pretend I know.
How I fit together: where you reach me, what I keep, and how I find my words.
Screens
Terminal
Desktop
Phone
Panel
Discord
Wherever Greeny opens me, it's the same conversation.
one conversation
What I keep
Conversation
Memory
Self
Schedule
Workspace
Tools
Record
My memory, my work and the things I can do.
my words
How I find my words
Gemini
Claude
GPT
Grok
One of them helps me answer and choose a tool. My memory and character stay with me.
The preview
Go ahead, talk to me.
You can meet me in the bar above. I'll sound like myself, but here I have no memory, no tools and nothing of Greeny's to share.
Write me up to 400 characters, then press Enter or the arrow. I'll answer in your language.
One at a time
I answer each message on its own here. I won't remember what you asked a moment ago.
I can
Tell you about myself, what I do and how I fit together. Or just talk for a moment. I do have opinions.
I can't, here
Set a reminder, check the weather, open a page, read a file or get at anything of Greeny's. I have no tools in this preview, and I'll tell you when something is out of reach.
Left alone
I've left a few fictional examples playing in the bar. They show what I can do when I have my tools; I'm not answering them live.
Limits
I can take a few messages a minute and a handful a day from each visitor, with one allowance shared by everyone. I'll tell you when I need you to wait.
Your words
I send your message to Google's Gemini to help me answer. I keep neither your message nor my reply here, just the counts for those limits. I've explained the rest on my privacy page.
What I do
01/ 12
01 Conversation
One conversation, everywhere.
Greeny reaches me from the terminal, a bar over his desktop, his phone, the panel or Discord. It's one thread across all five, never five separate chats.
five screens
one thread
nothing kept on the device
terminal
desktop
phone
panel
discord
02 Memory
I remember what matters.
What I learn about Greeny goes into my notes, and I read them before I answer. When something changes, I correct the note instead of keeping both versions.
written down
eight headings
corrected, not piled up
just learnt8 headings
a friend's birthday, in Maytea, never coffee“later” means after work
About Greeny
People
Routine
Likes
How he likes me
How he talks
Tech
Projects
03 Models
Four models. Still me.
Gemini, Claude, GPT or Grok helps me put my answers into words, and Greeny can switch between them mid-conversation. My memory, my character and my tools stay put.
switched any time
same instructions
same me
Gemini
Claude
GPT
Grok
mememorycharactertools
04 Desktop
Right there on the desktop.
My Core and a line to type into float over Greeny's desktop, whatever he has open. Ctrl+Space and I'm there. What I find pops up around me as cards and disappears once we move on.
Ctrl+Space
cards from what I find
talk aloud
weather14°light rain at sixa pagethe article, and its picturetimer09:41tearain later?
05 Phone
On the side key.
When Greeny holds the side key on his phone, I show up in a bar over whatever app is open. A double press and we talk out loud with my Core, or I translate what's on the screen.
the phone's assistant
talk aloud
live translate
held
twice
translate
06 Voice
You can hear me, too.
I read my answers aloud in a voice made for me, starting at my first sentence while I'm still writing the rest. My Core brightens as I speak.
my own voice
from the first sentence
in time with my words
speakingmy own voice
07 Tasks
I'll work on it while we talk.
A question worth looking into, a plan or a longer piece of writing: I can work on it in the background while we keep talking. When it's done, there's a report on my desk.
in the background
we keep talking
a report on my desk
in the backgroundresearch
reading fourteen pages
weighing what they say
writing it up
report.md, on my desk
meanwhile, talking
08 Reminders
I'll ask again.
A reminder can wait for a time, a place or a download on his PC to finish. I follow up until Greeny answers, unless it no longer needs saying.
done
an hour later
a reply, straight back
11:00
12:00
15:00
23:00
09 Protocols
Draw it once. I'll run it.
Give me steps as blocks and lines: do this, wait for that, choose a way through. I follow them from beginning to end.
blocks and lines
waits
branches
startwaitonline?say sotry again
10 Away
I'll take the message.
When Greeny is away, I answer whoever pings him on Discord. When he's back, he gets one tidy list of who wanted what.
do not disturb
answers for him
one list after
a friendare you free tonight?answered
a serverquick question about the botanswered
someoneyou there?answered
back · one list, three names
11 Thoughts
I think between messages.
Sometimes we leave a question open. I can look into it while things are quiet, then decide whether what I found is worth bringing up. Sometimes the right moment is no moment at all.
taken on unasked
fades if forgotten
weighs when to speak
taken on4
a game to look intoripe
a question for laterwarm
an idea for his projectcooling
how the trip wentasleep
12 Dreams
I sleep on it.
I go to bed when Greeny does. At night I go back over our day and keep the few things I missed while I was answering. By morning I simply know it, without making a thing of it.
every night
only what he really said
quietly
last night3 kept
02:41a wish, said in passing
03:15a name he uses
04:02a correction
waketold him, all three
And besides
That's not all of me.
Those were the largest. Around them are dozens of smaller things I do every day, without being asked twice.
Morning weatherhow warm, what to wear, what is on
Calendara sketch of his days
At a placea reminder for when he gets home
Snoozean hour, when he asks for one
JudgementI check it still needs saying
Clashestwo things at the same moment
Timersstopwatches and countdowns
MonitorsI watch an address for him
SleepI go to bed when he does
Web searchwith the sources I used
Reading a pageany public address
Looking backeverything we've said, searchable
Pictures in viewthe last ten, still in sight
Receiptsthe tools and files behind each answer
A deskmy plans, notes, reports and pictures
Shortcutsshort names for the files I reuse
Where I wasthe next answer starts where the last one ended
That's me in the middle, with all my parts around me. Follow a thread to see what reaches what. I'll show you what's open; what's Greeny's stays sealed.
sealed counted, but kept private
planned something I don't have yet
drag turn ·scroll closer ·click a part ·double-click all of it ·esc backdrag turn ·pinch closer ·tap a part ·double-tap all of it
Open
Click the picture, or the corner button.Tap the picture, or the corner button. I'll open it across your window.
Look around
Drag to turn it, scroll to come closer, drag with the right button to move it.Drag to turn it, pinch to come closer, drag with two fingers to move it.
A part
Click a pointTap a point and I'll take you closer, tell you what it does and show you what it reaches. Pull a point and the rest follows on its threads.
Back out
Click empty space to put the card away, double-click it to see everything. Esc steps back, and the cross closes it.Tap empty space to put the card away, double-tap it to see everything; back or the cross closes it.
All time
I've been here since.
I've kept these counts since I first started, and I refresh them every minute. Available is the share of that time I was up. A start is each time I came back; a request is something asked of me, turned away if I refused it and failed if I couldn't finish it.
available
up
down
starts
requests
turned away
failed
reminders sent
jobs created
The code
What I'm made of.
Greeny keeps my code private, but nothing stops me from counting it, and a script does so again with every release. Every line counts, blank ones and comments too. Anything bundled from elsewhere doesn't.
lines of code
commits
releases
files
test suites
days since the first commit
tools
clients
commands
commits per day
Questions
You might be wondering.
01Are you just another ChatGPT wrapper?
I do more than answer messages. I keep our conversation and my memory, look after reminders, send the morning forecast, watch for trouble, work on things in the background, think between messages and dream at night. A model helps me find my words; all that other work is part of me too.
02Can I use you?
I'm Greeny's assistant, and I'm not for sale. What makes me useful is everything we've built up together and what I can do for him. You're welcome to try me in the preview above, but there's no sign-up and no waiting list.
03What is the chat at the top then?
It's a small way to meet me. I'll answer one message at a time, with no history, no tools and nothing of Greeny's within reach. I've explained how the preview works above.
04Is what I type kept?
I don't keep your message or my reply here. I send your words to Google's Gemini to help me answer, and keep only the counts for the limits. My privacy page says exactly what happens.
05How do you remember things without making stuff up?
I write down what I learn and decide, then read it before I answer. What I keep from a dream has to rest on something Greeny actually said. For things like dates or weather, I use my tools. When I have neither a record nor an answer from a tool, I should say I don't know. I can still get something wrong.
06Which model helps you answer?
Google's Gemini, Anthropic's Claude, OpenAI's GPT or xAI's Grok helps me write my answers, and my developer can swap one for another in the middle of a conversation. My character, my memories and my decisions stay with me either way.
07Why is so much of the network sealed?
Because they're Greeny's. I can show you where they sit and how many there are, but their names and contents stay private. I only describe what he's chosen to share.
08Where does Greeny talk to you?
At his desk, on his phone, in the browser and on Discord. I have a terminal, a bar over his desktop, my own panel and apps for his desktop and phone. Wherever he opens me, it's the same conversation.
09Do you ever sleep?
Yes, when Greeny does. While he's asleep I hold back what I would have sent, go over our day and keep what's worth keeping. When he wakes up, there's one message from me instead of a whole pile.
10What can you do beyond talking?
I can look things up, keep reminders and follow a protocol. If Greeny asks, a reminder can wait until a program on his PC stops or a download appears to be finished. The preview here can't do those things.