Showcase — a day with Nora¶
See Nora work a real inbox end to end: she reads the mail, finds the right file in a Drive full of documents, drafts the reply, proposes and books a meeting on her own calendar, and files her work back to Drive — and she only ever acts after you approve, from her own clearly-labeled identity. Never as you.
Walkthrough video
The full recorded demo is being produced — it will appear here. The two scenarios below are exactly what it shows, run live on Nora's own Google Workspace.
The setup¶
Nora has her own workspace — a Gmail inbox, a Google Calendar, and a Google Drive holding dozens of documents (quarterly earnings, board decks, contracts, budgets, product notes). You email her like you'd email a great executive assistant.
Scenario 1 — "Find me that file and summarize it"¶
You email Nora: "Please get me the file of Q4's earnings, read it and summarize it to me."
Nora searches her Drive — among two dozen files — finds Q4-2026-earnings, reads it, and replies with a tight summary. Ask for just "the earnings file" and she won't guess: she lists the four quarterly files and asks which one. No wrong file, ever.
Scenario 2 — "Reply, set up the meeting, and write it up"¶
A partner (Sarah at Brightwave) emails about a Q3 partnership.
Nora:
- Drafts a reply in your voice — ready for you to send.
- Proposes a meeting with Sarah. You reply
AGto approve → Nora books it on her calendar and sends Sarah the invite from her own labeled address (never as you). - Writes a "Q3 partnership brief" and files it to Drive, replying with the link.
Every step that reaches another person passes the same gate: propose → you approve → Nora acts as herself.
Why it works this way¶
Nora is built to be trusted with real work. She drafts what you send, and the few things she does — invite someone, share a file, book a meeting — happen only on your explicit say-so, always from her own identity, never by impersonating you. That guardrail is what makes Nora safe to put in front of a real inbox.
- Command codes — the shorthand that drives all of this.
- How Nora works — the loop and the guardrails.