Capture commitments from informal messages.
Use Super's text message AI assistant workflows to identify buyer asks, scheduling loops, and follow-up promises.
Founder texts hide the highest-value follow-up: customer promises, partner asks, investor replies, and buyer objections. A personal AI agent should turn those threads into ranked drafts and approval-ready next actions.
Do not simply sort texts by recency. Sort by business consequence: who is waiting, what was promised, how stale the reply is, and whether the agent has enough context to prepare the work.
Use Super's text message AI assistant workflows to identify buyer asks, scheduling loops, and follow-up promises.
For account research or source gathering, route repeatable prep through computer-use cache.
Draft fast, but require approval before sends.
Prioritize revenue, relationship risk, reply age, and blocked decisions.
When follow-up needs proof, create pages or briefs through AI agent website building.
Mark noisy items, missed promises, weak drafts, and actions that should have been escalated.
Find asks, promises, objections, and deadlines.
Score by consequence and urgency.
Write a reply with source context attached.
Let the founder edit before sending.
Use this checklist before trusting the agent with daily founder follow-up.
Choose iMessage, SMS, email summaries, and meeting notes that should feed the queue.
Require approval for price, timing, legal claims, refunds, and customer-facing promises.
Every draft should cite the message or note that triggered it.
Track stale replies avoided, drafts approved, and follow-up quality.
Start with approval-required sends. Founder tone and commitments matter.
Anything with a person, promise, deadline, or blocked decision.
Super connects text-native intake, browser context, execution memory, and approval controls.
Super helps convert scattered text threads into ranked, drafted, approval-ready follow-up.