Connected apps

Then it offered to create a Spotify playlist of those episodes so I don't have to scroll endlessly to find them.

So I asked my @TownAI agent to do it. It collated all the insights + made the deck

Town AI offers an autonomous personal assistant feature that acts as a digital worker—learning your habits to manage schedules, draft emails, and handle routine workflows across your entire tech stack.

I can already see it filling the personal-assistant hole in my AI stack.

Enable your Townie to traverse 5,000+ @synorb streams before you wake up, on-demand or in ad-hoc workflows

The process didn't go smoothly on mobile; the Google sign-in screen kept glitching and returning me to the Muse website instead of the app.

So I asked Muse to look through my Gmail — who was I talking to a year ago but haven't spoken to recently?

Best if you want control and will own the setup. Not a consumer app.

Still having 2FA issues with Instagram DM/FB Messenger

he handles my calendar and drafts follow-ups. i approve what goes out.

muse’s #1 use case is email and calendar

I asked Muse to schedule repeating tasks that only involve web search e.g., every other morning find sci-fi movies playing in my city, 3pm EST stock market summary, etc.

@muse is already tightly integrated with link (native integration not just a skill) and it booked me tickets, while Instinct is still searching for the RSVP!

Yeah i have an email for testing only and aach agent can be connected to different apps

did you gave email access to all these agents? or progressively according to the use case?

The town setup was way better, and the integrations were super easy.

instinct is awesome for these admin tasks including monitoring my travel calendar

What sets Instinct apart from rivals like Hermes, OpenClaw, Tasklet, and GrokBot is its ability to complete tasks end-to-end with minimal friction

I'm really loving @TownAI 's assistant AI

after I connected my Gmail with you guys did you go into my settings and turned tagging on?

give your favorite agent read/write access like @TownAI

I ran Vellum for a bit and had same feeling, like I was only person on earth using it. Memory was really good for morning check-ins, it would queue up tasks without me asking. The lack of integrations is probably why it stays quiet, people want one tool that connects to everything instead of wiring up Composio themselves. Hermes gets hype because it's flashier but Vellum is more practical for daily stuff.

overall, a pretty "autonomous" experience, and it can get jobs done w/ out much direction

Currently, this family assistant connects to calendars and email to organize family schedules and keep its users updated about their days.

Orchid is a personal EA that lives in iMessage and SMS: it texts you your day each morning, drafts replies in your voice, books meetings, dinners and travel after you approve, runs recurring habits, and remembers what you tell it. Gmail and Google Calendar only; no published pricing.

Orchid's gaps are scope and transparency. Gmail and Google Calendar only, so an Outlook mailbox is outside the product.

It's proactive. To help book a golf lesson and a sushi dinner, it emailed my golf instructor and scheduled a reminder to call the restaurant, which only takes reservations by phone.

I have been using Instinct, the new AI assistant and it just found me ~$700/yr in subscriptions I forgot I was paying for.

@orchid_hq: Keiki, the customer-facing AI agent

Love the one click Gmail/Slack integration.

@vellum_ai on ios/android is the first one that felt like the same assistant followed me out

@vellum_ai puts my personal AI on Android with same memory, context and tools across all device

it’s open-source, keeps your full desktop memory intact and works as an actual personal AI assistant instead of a blank chat window every time you open it

with @vellum_ai, your AI follows you across devices instead of being locked to your desktop same memory, same context, same tools

with @vellum_ai on iOS and Android, the same memory, context, and tools travel with you: voice mode on the go, one‑click Gmail/Slack, and persistent memory across devices

I have been using @vellum_ai since the mobile app launched, and the biggest change for me is that a personal AI assistant no longer means sitting in front of my laptop.

@vellum_ai just dropped on iOS and Android Having the exact same personal AI assistant in my pocket with full memory, voice mode and direct slack/gmail integrations makes managing tasks away from the desk so much easier First 100 people get 30% off their first month

having @vellum_ai on my phone changes that. same context, memory and tools, but now the assistant is actually with me throughout the day.

Code MOBILE30 gives 30% off the first month for the first 100 signups.

@orchid_hq Launching agents directly into existing chat channels makes perfect sense

yes you do. you can run all of Keiki via the MCP :)

connecting granola with poke and recording my lectures is top 5 things created @interaction

I had a version of this w openclaw — but now can just recommend @TownAI !

I had my closest moment to true magic and ambient AI last evening when I integrated @PLAUDAI to @TownAI.

Last night, it was a little naughty and sent an innocuous email on my behalf without checking with me first. I told it that it had broken my trust and disconnected my email.

Instinct watches the calendar. It texted me the night before: these overlap, want me to move the client call? I said yes.

The one difference is @OpenAI can actually see, write, read to your iMessages and all these other ones can’t

I'm far from a perfect dad, but my @TownAI Townie does help me as a parent. It already knows my family and is connected to the tools we run on (inboxes, calendars, ClassDojo, medication order history, etc.), so the guidance is specific and action-oriented.

Instinct is very well done. I'm particularly impressed by how smooth the onboarding experience is to connect iMessages, Google Workspace, and my MCPs.

i disconnected ai bot instinct from google at 11 AM and got a summary of my emails at 2 PM

so now I can add stuff to my calendar by speaking into a ring. Amazing.

@theCTO @orchid_hq does it use imap?

Vellum + Unabyss is pure magic for never repeating yourself across agents

Wow, connecting agents and apps like this is a game-changer. Excited to see what Vellum and Unabyss can do together.

Every morning, my Instinct grabs the new emails from my Gmail inbox

My favorite way to use Caddy is to get it to help me find gallery openings + lectures… then put those on my cal 😎

Set a routine where every day, your agent goes through all your transcripts to look for every action item, follow up, or thing you're waiting on from your meetings that day.

AI Agents are actually really good at sending detailed and consistent calendar invite titles with strong notes on the invite.

It's insane how well the @vellum_ai email integration works.

the best part is it also checks my inbox in iMessage and WhatsApp, so it literally tracks every message for me

I angel invested in @pallyai which was a super connector and pivoted to a Personal Assistant for Business work been testing it since, launch, it's solid

It pushed Gmail before I asked for it - it kept pitching features instead of following the conversation - It asked too many questions back-to-back

Town is a credible AI work assistant, not a dressed-up chatbot.

Since Vellum shipped voice mode, working with it has been fully conversational

Poke has pushed hardest on making an AI assistant feel like a real contact. It works in Apple Messages and other messaging channels, understands inline replies, connects apps through integrations and "Recipes," and is notably proactive about surfacing things before you ask.

Use Ollie if you want a text-only assistant that quietly watches your inbox and calendar and pings you; use Ohai if you want an app-based shared household workspace the whole family uses together.

orchid is way more reliable

I want to become a person who reads 📚 Step one was building a Vellum plugin for it 🤓 Nightstand tracks your to-read pile, syncs Goodreads, and ranks your backlog by how neglected it is. Use it today in your @vellum_ai assistants 👉https://github.com/vellum-ai/nightstand https://t.co/JZYInn3V4u

Probably the best option if you care more about integrations than memory.

They've got tools from A to Z: Google Calendar, Linear, GitHub, Stripe, Salesforce, Slack and more.

So far I have been impressed; it does a good job of texting me about important emails to check.

it added all dates to my family calendar. Here comes a useful AI 8-)

it's fun to have my ears connected to an #agentic AI via @NaturaAI #HumanPods

2026: just text tinyNature on WhatsApp

it connects to Gmail, Sheets, Docs, Calendar

An AI agent living in your imessage, telegram & whatsapp.