It took you years to know what you know. And you give it away for free, three times a day, to people who write in the evening, on a Sunday, between two appointments. An agent is that knowledge, reachable without you — and handing over the moment it really matters.
Free to start. It happens by talking: you never write a line of code.
Every agent is born with its mascot, and the mascot comes from what it does: the chef’s hat, the diver’s bubbles, the teacher’s glow. Write your trade — here are the three that would hatch for you.
Two or three words are enough. The more precise you are, the more they look like you.
This is not an illustration: the product’s own lexicon draws them. When you create your agent you get three like these, and you pick one.
These are newborns. They grow with the people you genuinely help — and that is not for sale.
These are not brochure use cases. This is your week, and it is the part of your trade that never needed you.
“Are you still taking new patients?” — third time this week
Three messages that will wait until Monday. Two will have gone elsewhere.
A question you have been answering for ten years, in thirty seconds
You describe your trade the way you would explain it to someone starting out with you. It keeps your phrasing, your rates, your rules — not those of a model that never read you.
Anything needing your judgement reaches you, with what has already been said. The rest is handled by the time you pick up your phone.
WhatsApp, your page, a QR code, your inbox. You never ask anyone to install anything just to talk to you.
A specialist distrusts a promise that is too round. Fair enough — so here it is upfront.
An agent that serves people well ends up interesting others in your trade. You can rent it out, let them consult it, or give it away — and you set the rule. That is another page, because it is another decision.
You describe your trade, it takes shape during the conversation. If after ten minutes it cannot do anything useful, you close the tab — nothing paid, nothing installed.