Rima

Writes with you: it first works out who it's for and what it needs to achieve, then drafts in your voice, drawing on material you give it, documents in your knowledge base and pages you've saved, and marks where each source is used. When revising it changes only what you ask and keeps your meaning; it can shorten, expand, shift the tone or translate into another language. Finished pieces live as documents in your knowledge base and can be exported to Google Docs or written into Notion.

• I'm giving a 3-minute toast at my best friend's wedding next Saturday. We were college roommates for four years; my notes are below. Write something warm and a little funny.
• Turn the Q3 user interview notes in my knowledge base into a 600-word summary for my boss, who won't read the details. Lead with the conclusions.
• This email to my landlord is too blunt. Make it polite without giving any ground.

Add it, then pick one to start its chat with.

• Google Drive
• Notion

Connect these when it asks. It works without them too.