Practical ways to use AI to get more done at work, from drafting and summarizing to search and automation, and how to apply them in a workspace.
Draft
Generate first drafts in seconds.
Summarize
Condense long content fast.
Find
Get answers instead of searching.
Automate
Hand off recurring work.
What you can do with Wyatt
Draft
Generate first drafts in seconds.
Summarize
Condense long content fast.
Find
Get answers instead of searching.
Automate
Hand off recurring work.
The biggest productivity gains from AI come from drafting first versions, summarizing long content, finding answers quickly, and automating recurring work. These remove the slow, repetitive parts so people focus on judgment and decisions.
Use AI to turn notes into a draft, expand bullet points into prose, or condense a long document into key points. Starting from a draft and editing is far faster than starting from a blank page.
Instead of hunting through files, ask an assistant grounded in your content and get a cited answer. This is one of the most underrated productivity wins because searching for information eats so much of the workday.
Recurring work — summaries, updates, formatting — can be handled by skills and agents. Automating the predictable parts frees time for work that needs a human.
Wyatt brings these productivity wins together: draft and summarize in documents, get cited answers from search and the assistant, and automate recurring work with skills and agents — all grounded in your real content.
By drafting first versions, summarizing long content, finding answers quickly, and automating recurring work.
In removing slow, repetitive work — drafting, summarizing, searching, and automation — so you focus on decisions.
It’s most reliable when grounded in your content and citing sources, so you can verify.
Draft and summarize in docs, get cited answers from search and the assistant, and automate recurring work.