Sanaf, the AI employee

An AI executive assistant

Your calendar is booked by whoever asked first, you walk into meetings without the context you needed, and the thing you agreed to on a call last Thursday is gone. The executive assistant job runs the desk around you: protects the calendar, prepares you before meetings, captures what was agreed, and keeps the commitments in one place.

What it does

Concretely

  • Manages your calendar and organises meetings.
  • Prepares briefings before you walk in.
  • Summarises meetings and captures what was agreed.
  • Tracks the commitments you made, in one place.
  • Handles research requests so you are not the one searching.

This one is personal, not organisational

Most of the roster works on behalf of the business. This job works on behalf of one person, and it is the difference between the company running better and your week running better. Owners tend to want the second one first, and they are usually right.

The calendar is the whole game

A calendar defended by nobody gets filled by whoever asked first, and the hours you actually needed go last. Protecting it means holding the blocks you said mattered, saying no on your behalf in the words you would have used, and moving the things that can move rather than the things that cannot.

The commitments problem

The expensive failure is not a missed meeting, it is the thing you promised on a call and forgot by Friday. Captured at the time, kept in one place, and put back in front of you before it is late, that stops being a category of problem. It is unglamorous and it is the highest-value thing on this page.

What it will not send

It drafts on your behalf and sends nothing under your name without approval. Anything personal, sensitive or high stakes waits for you, by default and permanently if you want. An assistant that emails your board without asking is not a feature, and we do not ship one.

Questions

Frequently asked

Will it send email as me?
Only if you allow it, and never for anything personal, sensitive or high stakes. The default is that it drafts and you send, and plenty of people leave it there permanently.
Does it join my meetings?
It works from what your tools give it: the calendar, the invitations, the notes and documents you connect. What it can capture from a given meeting depends on what that meeting leaves behind in those tools.
Is this just a scheduling tool?
Scheduling is the visible part. The part that changes your week is the preparation before a meeting and the commitments captured during it, which no booking link has ever done.