Always on. Never idle.

AI that works before you ask.

Ansai watches your inbox, calendar, and tools, handles the work you've delegated, and sends you the receipts. You stay in charge — it just stops waiting for you to prompt it.

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Works with the tools you already run on — Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, Slack, HubSpot, WhatsApp.

Today, while you were heads-down Daily digest · 5:30 PM
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    Replied to 6 scheduling emails, booked 4 meetings around your focus blocks
    Gmail · Google Calendar
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    Weekly pipeline report generated and shared to #revenue compiled workflow
    HubSpot · Slack · ran deterministically, 0 tokens
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    Chased 3 overdue invoices with a polite follow-up, second reminder queued for Friday
    Gmail · triggered by aging > 14 days
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    Drafted a refund reply for order #4187 — waiting on your approval
    Above your auto-approve limit · reply “yes” to send
4 actions · 1 awaiting approval · full log in the portal

Ambient by default

Stop building agents.
Start delegating outcomes.

Chatbots wait. Workflow builders are homework. Ansai sits in the middle: tell it what you want handled, set how much autonomy it gets, and it runs in the background — with every action logged.

It notices before you ask

New email, a webhook, a schedule, a number crossing a threshold — Ansai's triggers watch continuously and act the moment something needs handling.

Autonomy you dial, not hope for

Set an approval threshold per task: draft-only, ask-first, or fully autonomous under a limit. Anything outside the line waits for your yes.

Receipts for everything

A daily digest of what ran, what it cost, and what's waiting on you — plus a full execution log you can replay, step by step.

The Foundry

Reason once. Run forever.

Most platforms re-prompt a model every single time — slow, pricey, and different every run. When Ansai sees work repeat, it compiles the routine into a deterministic workflow: inspectable steps, typed inputs, no improvisation.

  • No tokens on repeat workCompiled workflows execute as code, not conversation. The model reasons when work is new — not the 400th time you run the Friday report.
  • Same input, same outputDeterministic runs you can audit, test, and trust — the reliability agents alone still can't promise.
  • Yours to open and editEvery compiled workflow is a visual graph you can inspect, tweak, or extend — in plain language or by hand.
foundry · weekly-pipeline-report
You, once “Every Friday, pull the week's HubSpot pipeline, summarize movement, and post it to #revenue.”
TRIGGER Fri 4:00 PM ACTION HubSpot query AGENT Summarize Δ OUTPUT Post #revenue
runs: 41 · avg 6.2s ✓ deterministic · 0 tokens/run

How it works

Delegate like you would to a person.

Tell it once

Describe what you want handled in plain language — in the portal, Slack, or WhatsApp. No canvas, no configuration.

It watches

Ansai connects to your tools and monitors for the moments that matter: emails, schedules, webhooks, changes.

It acts — within your limits

Work gets done at the autonomy level you set. Anything sensitive comes to you as a one-tap approval.

It compiles

Repeatable work becomes a deterministic workflow: faster, cheaper, and identical every run. You get the receipts.

Wherever you are

Your whole back office, one thread away.

Ansai isn't another tab to check. Command it — and approve its work — from the portal, Slack, or a WhatsApp thread. It answers with what it did, not what you should do.

Gmail Google Calendar Drive & Docs Slack WhatsApp HubSpot + webhooks & schedules
Did the proposal go out to Meridian? 2:14 PM
Sent at 11:02 AM with the updated pricing doc. They opened it twice. I've queued a follow-up for Thursday if they go quiet. 2:14 PM
Perfect. Also chase the two unpaid invoices from last month. 2:15 PM
Done — polite reminders to both, cc'ing you. I'll escalate to a firmer template after 7 days and add it to your digest. 2:15 PM

Ansai

The point of AI was never more chatting. It was fewer tabs, fewer follow-ups, fewer Fridays lost to the report.

Delegate it once. Get the receipts. Keep the afternoon.

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