Lives in Telegram. Answers voice messages. Knows your calendar. Sends your emails. Remembers everything.
Send a voice note or text — it understands both. Whisper transcription + GPT-5.6 responses.
"What's on my calendar today?" — It checks and tells you. "Am I free Thursday?" — Instant answer.
"Send an email to John about tomorrow's meeting" — Done. Drafts and sends from your Gmail.
Remembers your conversations. Gets smarter the more you use it. Context-aware responses.
One message, four actions: "Digest this week's calls, draft an email to Sam, send him a calendar invite for Thursday 3pm, and report back." It does all of it and tells you what's done.
You message your Telegram bot → it transcribes voice or reads text → GPT-5.6 decides what to do → checks calendar, sends email, or answers → replies in Telegram. All in seconds.
"What meetings do I have today?" → Lists your calendar.
"Any important emails this morning?" → Summarises your inbox.
"Send Sarah the proposal draft" → Drafts and sends.
"Remind me to follow up with that lead tomorrow" → Sets a task.
"What's the agenda for the 3pm call?" → Pulls from calendar event description.
£49/month — Personal setup, Telegram bot, GPT-5.6, Whisper, Gmail + Calendar connection. One-time £79 setup. No minimum term.
The session's NADN workflow demo — the same Telegram assistant — ran live with the presenter checking calendar events and sending an email in front of the room. The API cost per execution: under 2 pence. That's the economics of a personal assistant that costs less per run than a text message.
Why Telegram: the API integration and bot creation are the easiest of any messaging app. WhatsApp templates exist too — Telegram is just the fastest to wire up.
One fix that matters: formatting can break when the assistant sends multi-line messages. The fix from the session: use a code node with proper escaping (or a markdown editor) so the bot's replies come through clean.
How to prompt it (from the masterclass): don't overprompt. Break requests into small, explicit steps — the assistant handles "check my calendar, then draft a reply, then send it" far better than one giant sentence. Clear communication with AI works exactly like clear communication with a good employee.
Why this wins: ~95% of AI projects fail to return ROI, almost always because the human was removed from the loop. This assistant is human-directed — you say what matters, it does the grinding. Human intelligence + AI beats either alone.
Making it sound human (from the Oct 27 Q&A): SSML — Speech Synthesis Markup Language — gives precise control over pauses and emphasis so replies don't sound robotic. Voice orchestration platforms like VoiceFlow support it natively; if your setup uses ElevenLabs (which doesn't always), the voice layer handles it instead.
The research rule: when the assistant answers factual questions, it should use Perplexity-class search — the Q&A session flagged that AI assistants misrepresent news facts ~45% of the time. Research tasks go to the low-hallucination tool, and anything critical gets a human glance (human-in-the-loop).
GPT-5.6 under the hood: the same Telegram assistant now runs on GPT-5.6 — the current-gen model — instead of last year's model. Better reasoning on multi-step tasks like "digest calls, draft the email, book the invite, report back."
Under 2p per task: the Boardroom demo ran the full calendar-check + email-send flow live for under 2 pence of API cost per execution. That's cheaper than a text message.
10 hours back per week: that's the average saved by clients running a personal AI assistant for admin — calendar, inbox triage, drafting, reminders.
OAuth connections for Gmail + Calendar — we never see your password. Your data is not used to train public models.
Telegram is the fastest to wire up and the default. WhatsApp templates exist too — ask at setup and we'll quote it.
Yes. No minimum term. Cancel whenever — you keep the bot and any config you've built.
You're always in the loop — every send is shown to you first, and you can override any reply in one tap.
One-time £79 setup, live within 48 hours. You message it the same day we connect Gmail and Calendar.
No. If you can send a voice note in Telegram, you can run this. We build the bot, you just talk to it.