Shop pages for 24 new glazes
- Read the glaze test photos in Kiln › Photos
- Matched 24 glazes to the price list
- Wrote descriptions in the shop’s voice, English and Portuguese
- Writing the shop import file
EVY hands the tasks on your list to agents on your Mac and brings back results you can check. Here is one Tuesday at a small design studio.
Yes, for most tasks you would do at a computer. EVY keeps your to-do list on your Mac and hands tasks to Claude Code, Codex, Hermes or Aside. Each agent works in the open, asks when it is stuck and hands back a result you check. It is free and runs on the AI plan you already have.
Type a few lines or hold ⌥⌘ and say them. EVY files each task under the goal it serves and marks which ones an agent can take.
Claude Code starts on the case studies. You see each step as it goes and the files land in the pitch folder.
Auto works down the list two tasks at a time, in the order of your plan.
Results wait for your check. The one question an agent had sits at the top, with buttons for the likely answers.
Weekly reports and checks come back on their own day and go straight to the agent that did them last time.
Agents are good at tasks with a clear finish line. Give them those and keep the judgement calls.
No setup and no settings to learn. Write down what needs doing and EVY takes it from there. The rest appears once you need it.
Claude Code, Codex, Hermes and Aside today, with more to come. Each person on a team can use a different one.
No. EVY is free for you and your whole team. The agents run on the Claude or ChatGPT plan you already pay for.
It stops and asks. The question lands at the top of your To-do with buttons for the likely answers, so nothing goes ahead on a guess.
No. On day one EVY is a to-do list. Goals, recurring tasks and Auto are there when you want them.
Yes. Each task goes to a person or an agent, and everyone sees the same plan. EVY is free for the whole team.
EVY is a Mac app for now.
Free for you and your whole team, on the Claude or ChatGPT plan you already have. macOS only for now.