01 / workprivate assistant
hev mind
The company, within speaking distance. Plans, meetings, the deal pipeline, and the coding agents at work.
“What needs my attention today?”
plans / meetings / agent activity
// voice-first. yours.
An assistant
of your own.
Your work. Your day. Your next stop.
A dot gives you a voice into the things you care about, with its own tools and a personality that fits.
Built by hev mind. Headed for open source.
the dots / 001–004work + life
01hev mind
The working day.
hev me
The personal side.
dasha dot
A day of her own.
twc dot
Along for the trip.
different lives. shared framework.
// meet the dots
Same idea.
Very different company.
Each dot starts with a person and something useful to do. These are the ones taking shape in my own work and life.
02 / lifeprivate assistant
hev me
My personal calendar, spending, and the mail I choose to forward. A place for the everyday details.
“What’s on my calendar tomorrow?”
calendar / spending / forwarded mail
03 / createprivate assistant
dasha dot
Dasha’s calendar and creative work, together. Check the Instagram queue, look at blog traffic, and see what’s coming up.
“What’s scheduled for Instagram?”
calendar / Instagram / blog traffic
04 / traveltrip companion
twc dot
Talk to a Travels with Charlie trip. Keep the itinerary close and ask about the day while you’re out in it.
“What’s the plan for today?”
trip plans / places / on the road
Example questions show what each dot is for. Personal dots are private; this page does not open their accounts or conversations.
// what makes a dot
Connected to your world.
A dot gets its useful context from the sources you connect: a calendar, a trip, a set of documents, or your own tools.
Made for conversation.
Speak when your hands are full. Type when it’s quiet. Cards put the useful details on screen.
Explicit about actions.
Action tools use a read-back and confirmation flow. Login checks and tool permissions live on the server.
// an open-source framework in the making
A small framework.
Room for your idea.
Build and run your own dot. Give it a persona, connect your tools, and make it look like yours. The framework handles voice and text, tool policy, cards, and phone installation.
The framework is headed for an Apache-2.0 open-source release. The repository is not public yet. The core uses standard web requests, with pluggable storage, identity, and traces.
talk about the frameworkyour dot
persona how it speaks
sources what it knows
tools what it can do
design how it feels
hev dots
// your turn
What would your dot do?
Start with one part of your day you’d like to talk through.
Make your own when the source lands, or talk to me about building one together.