Introduction
Littlebird keeps the work you’ve already seen close at hand, so lost links, old decisions, and half-remembered details are easier to find.
The problem Littlebird solves
You know you saw it last week: a Slack conversation, one slide in a deck, or the link someone sent. You just cannot remember where.
Searching for it costs more than time. It breaks your focus and slows down whatever you meant to do next.
Littlebird connects the work you have already seen, so you can move from finding a detail to finishing the work without rebuilding the context first.
What Littlebird is
You can chat with Littlebird like a standard AI assistant, but you do not have to explain your world from scratch. Context Awareness gives it a running understanding of the work on your screen.
That context makes Littlebird feel less like a blank chat box and more like a partner who has been following along.
How Littlebird helps
Finding a lost link is useful. The larger advantage is what comes next: Littlebird can use the surrounding context to help you shape a plan, prepare for a decision, or create the next piece of work.
Let Littlebird run in the background while you work normally. After 15 minutes to a few hours, try a question about something you recently saw.
Try a simple question:
Tell me what you know about me.
Or something more advanced:
Summarize three different projects I’m working on. Outline the next steps I should take and include any relevant links or information I should reference. Then show me an example of what a completed next step could look like.
A few things you can do
Create from work you have already done
Ask for a first draft based on your notes, past work, and the tone you want.
Based on my recent notes about the Q4 product launch, draft a one-page project proposal in my writing style.
Map out projects from start to finish
Move from a vague idea to a concrete plan. Ask Littlebird to help you brainstorm, outline deliverables, and define the key milestones for any project, using its knowledge of your goals and past work to fill in the gaps.
I have a new idea for a project. Help me brainstorm the major steps, outline a simple project plan, and list the key resources I’ll need to get started. Begin by asking me questions to flesh out the project and what success looks like.
I need to plan a new marketing email campaign. Brainstorm the key phases, outline the main deliverables, and suggest a timeline based on my past project work.
Prepare for a call or meeting
Ask Littlebird to collect recent conversations, documents, decisions, and open questions into a concise brief.
I have a meeting with [name] at [time]. Summarize my conversations with them over the last four weeks, find the latest project document we discussed, and list the key action items from our last call. Then create an agenda for the call based on that information.
Draft emails and communications
Ask Littlebird to draft a follow-up from a recent meeting, then review the details and adjust the tone before sending.
Draft a follow-up email to the attendees of this afternoon’s design sync. Summarize the decision about the new homepage mockup and outline the next steps for the marketing team.
Summarize your work and find insights
Ask for a high-level view of a day or project, then use it to spot decisions, open questions, and next steps.
Give me a high-level summary of what I worked on yesterday. What were the main themes, and what are the top three priorities I should focus on today?
Summarize my work on the “Integrations” feature this week. What key decisions did we make, and what questions remain open?
Find something you remember vaguely
Describe the file, link, or conversation you remember, even if you cannot recall its exact name.
Find the link to the Figma prototype for the mobile app that David shared with me on Slack sometime last week.
Find the Google Sheets link for the Q4 budget that Alex shared by email two or three weeks ago.
Next, see how Context Awareness works or ask your first Chat questions.