How it works
Three moves. Then it is Johnny's problem.
01
Connect what he should handle
Email, calendar, messaging, the accounts your errands live in. You decide what Johnny can touch, and you can see and revoke every connection. Five minutes, once.
02
Hand work over in plain words
“Deal with the inbox every morning.” “Find and book the dentist.” “Watch this price.” No prompts to engineer, no settings to learn. If you can text a person, you can brief Johnny.
03
Get outcomes, not updates
Johnny works on his own computer and comes back with the result and a receipt trail of what he did. Anything irreversible waits for your yes first.
Under the hood, in plain words
Built like a colleague, not a chatbot.
One persistent Johnny per person, with his own working memory and his own computer. The architecture is described properly in the research paper; here is what it means for you.
Read JR-001 ↗- Where does Johnny run?
- On his own machine for the around-the-clock work, on infrastructure QYP operates rather than rented capacity, and beside you on screen when you want the guide.
- What does he remember?
- Your context: how you write, what you delegate, the thread you are in the middle of. It stays with you and works for you; it is not a product sold to anyone.
- What can he not do?
- Spend money or send anything in your name without your standing permission, which you grant per task and can withdraw any time.