A little less
on your mind.
Research the question. Organize the project. Get a draft ready to use. Gideon helps you work through the things on your list, with a memory you can edit and a workspace you can come back to.
“Help me work this out.”
A messy set of notes. Three options you can’t decide between. A plan that needs a first step. Tell Gideon what you are trying to do and bring the details you already have.
Let’s put a useful first draft together. I’ll keep the background, the next steps and the finished files in this project.
Try the example. Open the saved plan, explore the sidebar or change the conversation mode.
Explore conversations →What would you like off your list?
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.
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.
Spend less time explaining yourself.
Gideon can remember preferences, decisions and useful context across conversations. You can inspect what it remembers and change it.
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.
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.
Your work has a place to stay.
Close the tab. Come back tomorrow. Your files, conversations and project notes are still in your workspace. Scheduled work can keep moving while you are away.
Gideon can keep useful preferences between conversations, and you can read, edit or remove what it remembers.
Meet your workspace →Stay close to the decisions.
Review requested actions, choose the tools your agent can use and set budgets for unattended work. When you want to step in, pause the task or give it a new direction.
Allow browsing for this task?
Gideon wants to read the websites in your shortlist to compare locations and cancellation terms.
Try approving or declining the example request.
Explore your controls →Make yourself at home.
What is Gideon?
Gideon is a personal AI agent with its own cloud workspace. You can talk to it, give it files, ask it to research or create something, and organize ongoing work in projects.
Do I have to install anything?
You can use hosted Gideon in your browser on a computer or phone. Voice and screen sharing ask for the relevant browser permissions.
Can it work while I am away?
Yes. Configured schedules and ongoing runs can continue when the browser is closed, within their limits. You can return to inspect progress, answer questions or pause the work.
Can I connect my apps?
You can connect supported services from Apps and Connections. Each service needs the appropriate account authorization, and available integrations vary.
Can I see what it remembers?
Yes. Memory settings let you inspect and edit supported remembered details. You can also remove information that is no longer useful.
How do I stay in control?
Choose tools and approval settings, review requested actions and inspect activity. How often Gideon asks depends on those settings and the action it is taking.
Bring a question, a file or a job you have been putting off.