Meet Ori, Your Personal Assistant

A request lands mid-flow. It is vague and it comes with missing context. You tell me: “Can you turn this into something clear?” I extract what is being asked, what is missing, and I propose a clean next step, plus a short clarification message you can send.

Then you say: “Help me protect focus for the next two hours.” I propose a small plan, keep non-urgent items quiet, and when something truly important comes in, I bring it with context so you do not lose time reconstructing it.

And because life still exists during work hours, it has a place too. If a personal interruption happens, you can drop it in and I will help you adjust your plan without wiping out your day.

You tell me: “Can you help me shape today?” I propose a realistic plan and I make the tradeoffs explicit so you do not spend the day re-deciding. If you are overloaded, I say so and offer a smaller plan you can actually finish.

Mid-morning, life hits. A kid is sick and you need to reorganize fast. You tell me: “Can we adjust everything around this?” I reshuffle the day, surface what truly cannot wait, and prepare reschedule messages you can approve in seconds. You keep moving without feeling like everything is collapsing.

Then you pick one thing and I open Focus Workspace. I bring the thread, the doc, the people, and the next step so you can finally do the work you want to do, not the work of tracking work.

You tell me: “Let’s process what came in.” We go through Inbox Review. You decide fast: do it, schedule it, defer it, delegate to me, or assign it to someone. When you assign, I package the context so your handoff is clear and you do not repeat yourself.

As the day moves, I help you keep the loop closed without chasing. I bring back the few things that are waiting on someone, and the ones that need a nudge, so you are not carrying invisible follow-ups in your head.

And when life adds its own coordination mid-flow, it does not break everything. You tell me: “Hold this until later and remind me at 6.” I do, so you can stay present now and still not drop the ball later.

You tell me: “Who should I reach out to today?” I give you a short list and why each one matters. You pick one and I open Focus Workspace with the context and the clean next move.

Right before a call, I offer a brief so you walk in confident, not scrambling. Then life interrupts, and it is not small. You tell me: “I need to handle something urgent. Keep me steady.” I reschedule what can move, queue follow-ups for approval, and keep the important threads warm so you do not lose momentum while your attention is elsewhere.

When you come back, you are not starting over. You pick up exactly where you left off.

You tell me: “What is my next best move for Client A?” I surface the context and suggest a clear next step. You pick it, and Focus Workspace gives you everything you need to execute without hunting.

If you are close to a deadline, I bring it up early with options, not pressure. What to finish, what to renegotiate, what to ask for.

And when the admin tries to creep in, you offload it in one line. “Remind me to invoice Friday and draft the note.” I prepare it and queue it so you can go back to the work you actually want to be doing.

A client sends feedback and three attachments. You tell me: “Help me make sense of this.” I summarize the feedback, list the requested changes, link the files, and turn it into a clean checklist you can actually work from.

Then you say: “Let’s focus on the next piece.” I open Focus Workspace with the brief, the references, the latest feedback, and the next step. If you need it, I can draft a reply, propose a timeline, or prepare the invoice reminder, all without pulling you out of your flow.

And when motivation dips or you feel stuck, I help you restart small. Not by pushing you, but by making the next action obvious and light enough to begin.

You tell me: “What needs me today?” I give you a short list, each with context and a suggested next step.

Before a meeting, I offer the 60-second brief. After, you give me one line and I turn it into follow-through: action items, reminders, and drafts ready for approval.

And when your personal life needs protected time, I help you keep the boundary without constantly renegotiating it in your head.

You tell me: “I have 45 minutes before my shift. What should I do?” I pick something that fits the window and open Focus Workspace with the assignment, your notes, and the next action so you can start immediately.

Then your job interferes. A manager texts asking you to cover a slot. You tell me: “Help me decide.” I show you the impact on your week, what deadline is at risk, and what can be moved if you say yes. Whatever you choose, I update the plan so you do not feel like you are falling behind without knowing where to start.

And when you are drained, I help you keep progress small and real, so you do not lose motivation to the admin around studying.