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Give your agent your Gmail, calendar and notes: every morning the inbox is sorted, replies are drafted and today’s meetings are researched.
The first hour of most days is email you have answered before. Connect your agent to your Google account and your notes, tell it how you work, and the inbox is sorted, the replies are drafted and the people you meet today are researched before you are up.
Updated 3 November 2026
What to install
Kits install onto your POCKETCORP from Extensions, and each adds its own setup page to your server page.
AIder for Google€2.50Gmail, Calendar and Drive for your agent, through Google’s own tools, with a limit you set for each.Get it in Extensions
LiveSync for ObsidianFreeYour Obsidian vault synced through your server, so your agent reads and writes your notes.Get it in Extensions
Telegram BridgeFreeThe morning briefing on your phone, and the place you say yes.Get it in ExtensionsSet it up
Open Extensions from your server page and install AIder for Google, LiveSync for Obsidian and Telegram Bridge (AIder costs €2.50 once, the others are free). Each kit installs onto your POCKETCORP and adds its own page to your server page.
AIder’s setup is ten short screens. Pick the parts of Google to connect, then how far your agent may go in each: off, read only, drafts or act. Four screens walk you through the Google Cloud console, each with a deep link and copy buttons. Press Connect, approve it in Google, and the last screen checks every connected service.
On the LiveSync page: install the free Self-hosted LiveSync plugin in Obsidian, pick the folder on your server for your vault, and scan the QR code with your phone. Every device syncs live, end-to-end encrypted, and the server keeps a plain Markdown copy your agent can read.
Open the Telegram Bridge page from your server page, scan the code with your phone and tap Create bot in Telegram. Your agent now has a private bot that answers only you: no BotFather, no tokens to copy.
Then just ask
Send these to your agent in the chat on your POCKETCORP page, or from Telegram or WhatsApp. Change the details to yours.
Every weekday at 7:00, send me a Telegram briefing: how many new emails, which need me, the replies you drafted (in my Gmail drafts, marked ★), and a one-page note in Obsidian › Clients for everyone I meet today.
Go through my inbox from the last three days: draft replies for everything you can answer, archive the newsletters, and list what only I can decide.
I meet Brunner GmbH at 10. Put together what we last discussed, what is still open and anything new about them in Obsidian › Clients › Brunner.
Take it further
The same setup, doing more: ask for these once it runs.
Read my last 50 sent emails and write a short guide to how I write: greetings, length, tone. Use it for every draft from now on.
Every Monday morning, check what my three competitors changed on their websites and prices, and write it into one note in Obsidian.
Package my inbox setup as a kit for Extensions: the triage rules, the reply guide, the client-page format and the morning briefing. No credentials: buyers connect their own Google account.
The result
An inbox already sorted when you open it, drafts in your voice waiting for a yes, and notes that know everyone you work with.
SalesSales outreach, drafted every morningYour agent finds target customers every day, writes a personal first email to each from its own address, and tracks who replied.
FinanceInvoices from your phoneSend a photo of an invoice on WhatsApp: your agent files it, adds it to a spreadsheet ledger and keeps your year-end numbers ready.
PhoneAn agent with its own phone numberText it, call it and let it call for you: it books the table, moves the appointment and answers when others ring.Your inbox, sorted before breakfast runs on a POCKETCORP: a computer of its own for your AI agent. Base is free for 14 days.