HOW IT WORKS
HeyJim is designed around a simple loop: understand what is happening, recall only what is relevant, suggest or plan the next step, and act only within the permissions you have given.
Add useful details directly, approve facts extracted from documents, connect supported email accounts and organise information around people, businesses, properties, vehicles and projects. Jim should not silently convert everything he sees into permanent memory.
When enabled, HeyJim can refresh its understanding while you work rather than taking one screenshot and forgetting it. Browser DOM, app accessibility information and connected-service data provide structured context. Visual analysis can be used as a fallback when structure is not enough.
If you are dealing with a JET Landscapes supplier form, Jim should retrieve the business details and relevant documents — not dump your home, family and unrelated records into the task.
For computer tasks, Jim works through atomic actions: inspect, choose a target, execute, observe the new state, then continue. The target is resolved against the real interface rather than trusting a vague label from the model.
Sending, submitting, signing, deleting, paying, revealing protected data or attaching sensitive documents should not happen merely because a model generated the words. The resolved destination is checked and higher-impact actions require confirmation.
Documents can keep provenance, replacements can inherit active reminders, actions can be logged without copying protected values into history, and the next related task starts with more context than the last one.
A 30-SECOND EXAMPLE
“Please send your current PL certificate.”
Jim recognises the company and request.
The current certificate is already linked to that business.
Jim prepares the draft and proposes the attachment.
You review before anything consequential leaves the machine.
Jim sees the policy is nearing expiry and offers the next reminder.
