Keep my bucket list The places to see and things to live before you die — kept by me, drawn from a canon of the world's greats and from your own words. Fill in a web form for me A booking form, a contact form, a waitlist — I fill it and, before anything is sent, state exactly what will go in every field. Can my other tools hear from you? Yes — your own systems can subscribe to my events: mode changes, closed promises, lockdown. Can you teach me something every day? Name a topic and I'll send you one new thing about it each morning, for up to thirty days, then stop. Can you make me a podcast? Name a topic and I research it properly, write five spoken minutes, and record it in my own voice. Can you run my training or wellness program? Tell me the goal — running three times a week, better sleep — and I set the program, nudge you on schedule, log what you tell me, and reflect the week back on Sunday. Can you get my phone's contacts? Two ways, no app needed. Where's my phonebook? Ask and I text you a link: everyone in your world on one page — contacts, roles, companies, birthdays, VIPs — searchable and tappable.. How do I tell you something wasn't worth interrupting me for? Say so plainly — 'you didn't need to tell me about that' — and name what it was. Do you have rules you follow for me? Yes, and you gave me every one of them. What are you working on right now? Ask any time and I'll tell you everything in flight, with anything stuck listed first. Can you interview me? If you like. What do you know about my relationship with someone? Ask 'what's my relationship with Anna' and I answer from the record — how much contact, what's open between you, what's coming up — with sources. Can you track the household stuff that always recurs? The dentist cadence, the car service, the boiler check — tell me once and it becomes a standing entry with an owner and a rhythm. Can my Claude talk to you? (MCP setup) Yes — connect any MCP-capable AI (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, claude.ai) and it can ask me what only I know, or draft through me.