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The Assistant

It Can Do What the Buttons Do

Not a chat window beside the product. An assistant that knows your workspace, works within your permissions, and records its changes in the same log as everyone else.

Assistant Sees the whole workspace

Put Grace on the login card and remind me Thursday at 9

  1. Assigned card: Fix the login redirect, to Grace
  2. Created reminder: Thursday, 9:00 AM

Done. Grace is on Fix the login redirect, and you will hear on Thursday at 9:00.

Ask, or tell it what to do

On the board

Fix the login redirect

Fri GH

Every tab with this board open saw Grace arrive on it, the moment it happened.

It Already Knows Your Workspace

It knows your columns, tags and people. “Put Grace on it” finds Grace without a search.

It Can Do Anything the Buttons Can

Create, move and assign cards. Make boards, rename and reorder columns. Set alerts, search everything, keep your todo lists and sticky notes, and turn a meeting’s transcript into its notes and follow-ups. It runs under your permissions and declines what you could not do by hand.

It Reads Your Outside Accounts and Writes to None of Them

Apple’s calendar and reminders over CalDAV, and any MCP server you name. Connected accounts are yours alone, in every workspace.

More Accounts, Once Each Vendor Approves Them

Google Calendar, Microsoft 365, HubSpot, Notion, Linear and Jira are built. Each appears in Settings once its vendor approves Kilter.

Bring Your Own Key

Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Mistral, DeepSeek, xAI, Perplexity, OpenRouter, or anything that speaks OpenAI’s API. One company key per workspace.

Without a Key, Nothing Is Missing

Every feature works without a model. Anything that needs a key stays hidden until one is connected.