Ask your Talent for real work
Give your personal AI teammate a job that touches your real tools, and get a finished result back instead of a suggestion.
You have your own Talent. It is an AI teammate that does work, not a search box. This page gets you from an empty composer to a finished piece of work in one sitting.
What a Talent is
Every member of your workspace gets one Talent of their own. Yours has its own memory of how you work, its own response style, and its own set of connected apps. Your teammates each have theirs. Nobody shares one.
The important part: your Talent acts with your access and only yours. If you connected Gmail, it reads your inbox. If a teammate connected HubSpot and you did not, your Talent cannot touch HubSpot. There is no way for it to borrow a colleague's account.
Do this first
- Open Home. That is the front door, and the composer sits in the middle of it.
- Go to Connections and connect at least one app you actually work in. Gmail, Google Sheets, Notion, Slack, HubSpot, Asana, Airtable, GitHub, Jira, Linear, Outlook, Google Docs, Google Drive, and Google Calendar are all available today.
- Come back to Home and describe the job in plain language. Say what you want at the end, not which buttons to press.
A worked example
Type this into the Home composer, with Gmail and Google Sheets connected:
Go through my inbox from the last seven days, find every email that mentions a contract renewal or an expiring plan, and build me a Google Sheet called "Renewals watchlist" with the company, the contact, the date they mentioned, and a one line summary.
Your Talent reads the inbox with your Gmail connection, works out what counts, and creates the sheet in your Drive. Writing the sheet is a governed action, so depending on your permissions it either goes ahead and tells you, or pauses and asks you to approve it first. Approve it and the work continues from exactly where it stopped.
You get back a short reply and a link. Every run also leaves a receipt you can open later.
What it can do without any connector
Even before you connect anything, your Talent can search the web under governance, run code to do real calculation, and produce artifacts you can download as DOCX, PDF, PPTX, or XLSX files. "Turn these numbers into a board slide" works on day one.
Ask for the outcome, not the method. "Summarize last week's support email into three themes with examples" beats "search my inbox for the word urgent".
If you want it to happen every week
Anything you ask for once can become a Routine, which is the same work on a schedule or on demand. Ask your Talent to make the job repeatable and it will draft one for you.
Where to go next
Run your day from Home
Today, the composer, and the difference between Task and Chat.
Reach your Talent from Slack, Telegram, or iMessage
Work from your phone and approve things with a tap.
Know who can see your chats and memory
The honest answer about admins, managers, and privacy.
What to check
- It says it cannot see an app. The app is not connected for you, even if a teammate connected it. Open Connections and connect it under your own account.
- Nothing happens after you hit send. Check the Home Today section. Work that needs a decision from you waits there and in the header bell.
- It asked a question instead of doing the work. That is deliberate when a request is ambiguous in a way that would waste a run. Answer with the one missing detail and it continues.
- The result is thinner than you expected. Say so in the same conversation. It keeps the context and revises rather than starting over.