Personal agent

Chase

A personal agent on a real Comms line. You text it. It has your calendar, your people, a computer, and models chosen for the work — not the invoice.

Connectors

Chase is only as good as what it can touch. Connectors are signed-in access to the apps you already use — scoped, revocable, and never pasted into a prompt.

On the line now

  • Cal, iCal, and Airbnb for booking
  • Slack and Airtable for the team and the table
  • DoorDash for a confirmed order
  • Webhooks in and out

What makes it powerful

  • Google — Gmail, Calendar, Contacts, Drive — by sign-in
  • Notion for the brain you already half-maintain
  • One tap to connect, one tap to disconnect and delete
  • Reads are free. Sends, spends, and logins wait for a yes in the thread

Skills

A skill is a job with a starting behavior — not a blank agent. You install “what’s tomorrow,” “the hard text,” or “the trip,” and Chase already knows how to do it.

On the line now

  • Knowledge, instructions, and handoff on the agent
  • Reusable procedures on the workspace computer
  • MCP servers you add yourself

What makes it powerful

  • A skill installs with the connector it needs
  • Personal set: me, people, travel, home, read, write
  • It can start from a text tonight — not a draft you still have to wire

Computer

Some work does not fit in a bubble. Chase can open a computer: read a page, keep files, remember, run a routine, or show you a screen.

On the line now

  • Fetch a public page or file
  • Workspace files, memory, and hosted apps
  • Scheduled routines and MCP connections

What makes it powerful

  • The computer sits on the same number you text
  • A snapshot or link back in the thread when you need proof
  • A sandbox — no passwords replayed, no codes pulled from mail, no card vault

Models

The workspace router is how Chase thinks. We buy capacity so the line stays cheap. We do not take the shortcut: the model is picked for the job, then checked against the reply it actually sent.

On the line now

  • Default — everyday thread, calendar, lists
  • Fable — longer work, a harder draft
  • Sonnet — when the answer has to be careful
  • Bring your own provider if you want

What makes it powerful

  • Route by job: brief, hard text, computer, not one model for everything
  • Bulk capacity underneath — quality on top, never the reverse
  • The vendor stays off the page. Chase is the name you text