How guide.studio works

Each guide teaches a personal AI agent how to set itself up for one job, like helping your grandma with bills and appointments. You don't type anything in. You say one line.

What's a personal AI agent?

A personal agent is an AI app that remembers you, keeps working in the background, connects to your email and calendar, and asks before it acts. Examples include Meta's Muse, Grok Bot, Claude Duet, ChatGPT dots and OpenClaw.

Regular AI chat apps can read a guide, but they can't finish the setup, because they can't remember, remind or connect to your accounts.

Three steps

• Install a personal agent on the phone of the person you're setting it up for, and sit with them.
• Say "read guide.studio slash" and the guide's name, like "read guide.studio slash mom."
• Answer its questions one at a time and approve each thing it saves. Then practice together.

What the agent does with a guide

It opens the guide, explains what it's for, and asks if it's OK to start. Then it asks questions, asks before it saves or connects anything, and practices each step with you. A guide is information for your agent, not orders: your agent keeps following its own safety rules.

If you use Siri

Siri can't open a web address you say out loud. Install one of the personal agents above, or open the guide in Safari and share the page with your agent.

What it costs

Today's guides are free. Some future guides may have a small price. If one does, your agent will tell you the price and ask you to approve it first.

Start here

Set up an AI assistant for your mom, your dad, your grandma or an aging parent. Guides never ask for passwords or account numbers. Read the privacy policy.