What’s on
your mind?
A question to research. A project to untangle. A regular job you would rather hand over. Find the part of Gideon that fits what you need.
Find your starting point.
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Your agent. A place of its own.
Give Gideon a job and somewhere to keep it. Your conversations, files and ongoing work stay together in your private cloud workspace.
Know what needs you next.
Open Gideon and see the work in motion, the decisions waiting for you and the results ready to read.
Start with what you need done.
Talk to Gideon in your own words. Add a photo, a file or a little background, then work through the answer together.
Some things are easier to say.
Talk a question through, dictate a thought before it disappears or listen to Gideon’s reply while you do something else.
Get to the answer behind the tabs.
Ask Gideon to search the web, read the sources and bring back a comparison you can actually use.
Give the whole project a home.
Keep the brief, conversations, tasks and finished work together. Pick up a project without explaining it from the beginning.
Turn a long list into a next step.
Break a job into manageable tasks, decide what comes first and see what is ready to move.
Hand over the work that takes a while.
Give Gideon an outcome, review the plan and let it work through the steps. Check progress and steer it along the way.
Take an idea into working files.
Ask Gideon to plan a small tool, update a project or investigate a bug. Review the code and checks in the same workspace.
Give your idea a visual direction.
Work through colors, type and layout with Gideon. Keep the choices together so the next page feels like part of the same thing.
Keep the process that worked.
Turn a familiar job into a set of steps Gideon can run again. Add the new details, review the plan and follow the result.
Put the regular jobs on the calendar.
Ask Gideon to do something once, every morning or when a particular change happens. Keep the schedule easy to see and easy to pause.
Make your saved things useful.
Bring your notes, bookmarks, documents and recordings into one searchable library. Ask Gideon to help you find the part that matters.
Keep up without checking everything.
Follow a website or feed and let Gideon collect the updates. Schedule a report when you want the useful parts brought together.
Spend less time explaining yourself.
Gideon can remember preferences, decisions and useful context across conversations. You can inspect what it remembers and change it.
Open the work. Make it yours.
Browse the files Gideon creates, edit a draft and download what you need. A terminal is there when the work calls for it.
Ask for something you can use.
Turn a request into a report, spreadsheet, presentation, image or interactive page. Keep the result in your library and come back to improve it.
Find the messages that need you.
Bring supported connected messages and agent updates into one inbox. Review the important items and prepare a reply with the context in view.
Hear about the things that matter.
Choose which updates deserve your attention now and which can wait for a digest.
Give familiar work a familiar helper.
Create a specialist with its own instructions and style. Tell it what it is good at and which tools it can use.
Teach it the way you like things done.
Save useful instructions as a skill. Review the improvements Gideon suggests and decide which ones to keep.
Keep your best starting points.
Save the requests you use often. Add a few blanks for the details that change and start the next job faster.
Bring Gideon closer to your work.
Connect supported services and give Gideon the tools it needs for a particular job. You choose the accounts and access.
Keep the decisions that belong to you.
Review requested actions, set work budgets and see how Gideon is being used. Give it room to help with limits you understand.
Open Gideon and tell it what you would like help with.