AI operator for busy teams

Your executive workspace, available around the clock.

Connect the tools your work already lives in, then use one focused assistant to search, summarize, draft, schedule, and route sensitive actions for approval.

See workspace
Workflow runningEmail-to-meeting schedulerDetect meeting intent, check Calendar, draft the reply
Brief queuedMeeting brief agentTomorrow's Calendar events grounded in related Gmail threads
Approval gatedPost-meeting follow-upDraft recap, owners, action items, and next meeting window
Operator dashboard

One place for work that needs context and judgment.

Executive Intelligence is built for communication-heavy operators who need help finding the right thread, preparing the next action, and keeping risky writes under review.

01Connectors

See connected services, refresh access, and keep each tool isolated.

02Playbooks

Turn reusable processes into chat runs, workflows, and scheduled routines.

03Approvals

Review sends, deletes, calendar writes, and reconnects before they happen.

Why teams use it

It turns scattered communication into reviewed next steps.

The product is not a general chatbot pasted on top of email. It combines Gmail, Google Calendar, saved client rules, and approval policy so repeated communication work can run with context.

Gmail + Calendar

Search mail, read meeting context, and prepare scheduling work from the tools your team already uses.

Approval gates

Send, delete, modify, and calendar-write actions wait for explicit review before they run.

Client memory

Saved domains, senders, labels, and notes keep client work separate from newsletters and noise.

Agent inbox

A dedicated AgentMail address can receive delegated work without mixing it into a personal mailbox.

Operating loop

A daily loop your team can actually keep running.

The product works best when each communication task moves through the same loop: capture the signal, prepare the work, approve the risk, then reuse what worked.

1Signal foundCapture

Find the email, meeting, client, or task that needs attention.

2Work preparedPrepare

Build the brief, draft, schedule option, or follow-up plan.

3Approval gateApprove

Review risky sends, edits, calendar writes, and external actions.

4Routine savedReuse

Save the pattern as a routine, workflow, or client rule for next time.

Workflow library

High-value workflows available now.

Each workflow starts with read-only context, produces a reviewable output, and waits for approval before it changes email or calendar state.

Email-to-meeting scheduler

Find meeting requests in Gmail, check open Calendar slots, and prepare a reply for approval.

Meeting brief agent

Pull tomorrow's meetings, match related Gmail threads, and summarize context, risks, questions, and next steps.

Post-meeting follow-up

Draft recap emails with owners, decisions, action items, and a proposed next meeting window.

Unread inbox triage

Classify unread mail into urgent, actionable, waiting, FYI, and noise using saved client rules.

Control plane

Useful automation without silent external actions.

Approval before writes

Email sends, message changes, calendar creates, and calendar updates stay gated until the user approves the exact action.

Separate resources

Email, phone, wallets, and card workflows are kept separate so one surface does not quietly inherit permissions from another.

Memory is explicit

Durable client context is saved intentionally, shown in the workspace, and used to improve future Gmail and workflow searches.

FAQ

Clear answers for buyers and operators.

What is Executive Intelligence?

Executive Intelligence is an AI workspace for Gmail, Google Calendar, approvals, saved client context, and repeatable communication workflows.

Which workflows are supported today?

The current workflow set includes email-to-meeting scheduling, unread inbox triage, meeting briefs, post-meeting follow-ups, reschedule assistance, daily agenda drafts, and client scheduling.

Does it send emails or change calendars automatically?

No. High-risk actions such as sending email, deleting or modifying messages, creating events, and updating Calendar entries are approval-gated.

How does it know which messages are client work?

It uses saved client memory such as senders, domains, Gmail labels, and explicit notes before classifying Gmail results.

Executive Intelligence

Start with the workflows that already cost your team attention.

Connect Google, review the workspace, and run a workflow from chat. Nothing external is sent or changed without approval.