Cmd+/) and in iMessage. To hand off a goal by email instead, see Assistant email.
Start a goal
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Ask for the outcome
Describe what you want in plain language, for example “Handle scheduling with Maya for next week.”
2
Confirm the goal
When the request needs follow-through over time, the agent proposes making it a goal and asks you first. Reply yes.
3
Or start one directly
Type
/goal followed by the objective, for example /goal Get the signed contract back from Acme. That counts as your confirmation./goal.
What the agent does with a goal
Once you confirm, the goal runs on its own in the background:- It reads the relevant threads and your calendar, drafts and sends emails, creates or updates calendar events, and sets reminders for itself.
- It wakes up when a reply arrives on a thread it is tracking, or when one of its reminders fires.
- If it needs a private fact only you know, it asks you one clear question and waits.
- When the outcome is achieved, it tells you what happened.
Check on a goal
Ask the agent: “What’s the status of my goals?” It lists recent goals with what each is doing now and how it turned out. To add information or change direction, tell the agent in the same conversation, for example “Maya can only do mornings.” The agent passes it to the goal. A finished goal reopens if the same outcome changes.Goal, reminder, or automation?
Slashy can also suggest goals on its own through the Daily Admin Scout.
Assistant email
CC the assistant on a thread to hand it off.
Agent autonomy
What the agent does on its own and when it asks.
Scheduled reminders
Schedule the agent for one-off tasks.
Does Slashy send emails on its own?
How sending is controlled.