TAMMY Does 80% of the Work
One person. One AI assistant. The output of a small team.
TAMMY handles 80% of the daily workload. Research, drafting, publishing, video production, monitoring, file management. The human does the 20% that matters: judgment, relationships, and the final call on everything that goes out the door. No code required. Just steering.
Origin
Why build this?
Day two, TAMMY asked me "what are you trying to build." It hit me. I had to sit back and think about it for about twenty minutes. Deep, involved thought. Then I typed:
"Me. I'm trying to reproduce myself in digital form. Everyone says they wish they could clone themselves to get more done. That's the goal."
TAMMY. The Autonomous Multi-Model Yeoman. A yeoman is a Navy rate. They run the admin, the paperwork, the logistics so the people making decisions can focus on making decisions. That's the job. I set direction. TAMMY executes. The split runs about 80/20 on a normal week.
Capabilities
What does TAMMY actually do?
The work you spend your day doing but wish you didn't have to.
You drop a file in a folder. TAMMY reads it, figures out what it is, and routes it to the right project.
You say "draft the quarterly update." The draft comes back in your voice, not AI voice. Your boss wouldn't know the difference.
You say "check my email." TAMMY scans your inbox, filters out the noise, and tells you what matters.
You say "what's due this week?" TAMMY pulls from your project tracker, your calendar, and your task list. One answer.
You are away from your desk. TAMMY keeps working. Messages you results via Telegram. You reply with instructions. They get executed. The messaging channel is live in every session, not just when you are away.
The difference
How is this different from ChatGPT or Copilot?
ChatGPT is a stranger every time you open it. You explain yourself, give context, re-establish what you need. Every conversation starts from zero.
TAMMY has a permanent operating brief. The system knows your role, your projects, your style guide, your contacts, and 200+ memories about how you like things done. When you open a session, TAMMY already knows what's in progress, what's overdue, and what landed in your inbox overnight. TAMMY dispatches 26 specialized agents. One writes articles. One does legal research. One handles video production. You deal with one assistant. It manages the team.
Use cases
Who is this for?
Anyone who runs on information, deadlines, and communication.
A journalist covering a city beat.
A lawyer tracking 14 active cases.
A project manager juggling 20 workstreams.
An executive who needs a briefing every morning and doesn't want to build it themselves.
No code required
The person who built this is a journalist and Navy veteran who doesn't write code. He described what he needed in plain English. The AI built the system from his specifications. If you can describe your workflow clearly, you can have one too.
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