Claycable · agents with a body
Your calendar, your sleep and your spending. In one head.
Every other assistant sees one app at a time. Amara holds all of it at once — Google Calendar, Google Health, your bank, your notes, the live web — on a canvas you arrange yourself. Which is why she can notice that you slept five hours and you're up at seven, and do something about it.
Fig. 1 — drafting into a live note
Plate 01 — the operator
Amara
Not a chat window. A room you can put things in.
It's called Inland Empire. Tasks, notes, lists, calendars and a rolodex live on a canvas as objects you arrange — the layout is the prompt. Amara tends them while you're away and flags what's due. Ask out loud and she pulls a live page onto the desk, drafts straight into the note beside it, or dispatches a long job on a real server and reports back when it's finished.
- Connects
- Google Calendar · Google Health — sleep, activity and metrics — your spending through your bank, and the mailbox you connect, where she drafts and you approve before anything sends
- Because
- One context, not six apps. She can weigh a bad night's sleep against tomorrow's 7am, or a grocery run against what you actually spent this month.
- Runs on
- Claude, on a live server. Long jobs keep going after you close the tab.
- Speaks
- Voice or text. Phone, desktop, or installed as an app.
- Costs
- Free to try
Then you add rooms.
Amara starts as one canvas. A room is a whole furnished corner of it — its own screen, its own objects, and new things she knows how to do.
Recipe Room
A kitchen that explains itself — every step carries the reason it works.
- Cards with the science on each step, and what each ingredient is doing
- Common mistakes and the tips you'd only learn on attempt three
- Paste a link or a photo and it becomes a card
- A pantry, a week planner, and a glossary that teaches technique
Journal
The day in your own words, plus what actually happened.
- Your entries — written only when you ask, never behind your back
- An automatic day-close snapshot of calendar, tasks and reminders
- Photos on any entry
- One artifact a year, searchable
Media Room
Your own library — music, audiobooks and films behind one shell.
- Search once, pull titles into a personal library
- Ask for something in plain language and it turns up
- Runs on your own debrid account — your library stays yours
Plate 02 — the narrator
Quill
Every character gets their own voice.
Give Quill a manuscript. It reads the whole thing, works out who's speaking, builds a cast, and narrates chapter by chapter — then hands you a read-along player that highlights the speaker as the audio runs.
- Does
- Manuscript in, full-cast audiobook out
- Casts
- A character registry built from the text, one ElevenLabs voice each
- Keys
- None. Narration runs on Claycable credits.
- Costs
- Free to try · from 50 credits a chapter