Your own AI assistant, with a memory.

Gillies isn't answering from the internet's idea of your business. It answers from your knowledge base: the notes you write, the documents you upload, the reports it files for you, and a Wiki it keeps for each workspace, pages that say what's true (what you sell, who your customers are, your pricing, your roadmap), which it treats as the source of truth.

• Every answer shows its sources. The notes it used are listed and lit up in the galaxy; when your notes don't cover it, it says so.
• It grows as you work. "Remember that…" becomes a note. Research, reports and briefings are filed where they belong.
• Linked, not lost. Notes that mention each other link by themselves, so a customer, a proposal and a meeting stay connected.
• The playbooks read it first. A competitor report or a prospect qualification works from your real products and prices.

Gillies opens on your Dashboard: today's calendar and routines, what's waiting for your yes, this month's AI use, your mail, your Search Console and Meta numbers when they're connected. Move the cards, resize them, hide the ones you don't need, and add quick actions you use every day.

Press Galaxy and the same workspace becomes a sky: every note a star, every mention a link, documents as diamonds. Click a star to read it, or ask about what you're looking at.

A skill is a page of instructions Gillies follows: a house style, a checklist, a way of doing a kind of task. Write your own, turn on the suggested ones, or import a SKILL.md file. Gillies uses a skill by itself when your question matches its "when" line, or you type /skill and pick one.

• Per workspace. A business's marketing playbook stays out of your family notes.
• On a schedule. Any skill can be a step in a routine: a Monday briefing, a Friday marketing pulse.
• Skill packs. Expert marketing and sales playbooks built in: /market competitors, /sales qualify, and Gillies researches the web and files the report.
• Read first. A skill you didn't write arrives switched off until you've read it, and switches off again if it changes.

Gillies runs on your own API keys (Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter): you pay the provider directly, at their prices, with no mark-up. Your keys are stored encrypted, checked when you add them, and used only for your requests; the AI itself never sees them.

• Usage, by day and by model. How many calls, how many tokens read and written, and what it roughly cost.
• Per workspace and per person. Shared workspaces show who used what, so a team can see its own spend.
• Limits you set. A monthly cap per plan; Gillies tells you before it stops, and the counter resets on the first.
• Switch brains any time. Pick a cheaper model for quick questions and the strongest for the hard ones.

What a yes looks like

Sending, booking, deleting, posting, uploading or running a command shows a card with the exact recipients, words, dates or files, and waits. Your approval works for that exact action, once, and expires. Anything else you say cancels it.

Gillies never changes anything outside your notes on its own say-so.