Inbox & calendar sweeps
Dude checks connected accounts, finds messages and meetings that need attention, and reports back without turning your morning into admin work.
Dude turns recurring work into supervised workflows across email, calendar, GitHub, research, chat, browser tasks, and scheduled checks.

Dude checks connected accounts, finds messages and meetings that need attention, and reports back without turning your morning into admin work.
Send a Telegram instruction, then let Dude search, inspect, summarize, queue a browser task, or come back with a precise approval request.
Daily briefs, AM research, issue checks, reminders, and system reports run on schedule with logs you can inspect afterward.
Sensitive steps route through review first: sending, posting, buying, deleting, or changing external systems.
Pick a task that already repeats: inbox triage, a daily briefing, issue monitoring, or a report that keeps slipping.
Grant the accounts, files, browser profile, or internal tools that workflow actually needs. Nothing else has to be in scope.
Run with logs and review. Add automation only when the workflow is boring, reliable, and worth keeping alive.
Dude is designed for workflows that touch personal accounts, internal tools, and operational context — built around scoped access, review checkpoints, and recoverable state instead of pretending autonomy is always the goal.
Runs on infrastructure you control instead of a generic shared assistant surface.
Email, calendar, files, browser, chat, and GitHub are connected per workflow.
External or sensitive actions pause for human confirmation before they leave the machine.
Work leaves a readable trail: tool calls, summaries, failures, recoveries, and follow-up state.
Runtime, scheduling, memory, tools, and messaging sit under a friendly assistant surface you can actually operate.
Requests, mentions, and status updates
Reminders, recurring checks, heartbeats
Browser, files, web, GitHub, calendar
Daily notes and curated long-term state
Human control before sensitive operations
If it proves useful, promote it. If it does not, keep the blast radius tiny.