Rocky
Most "AI assistants" are another feed to fall behind on. Rocky is the opposite — a standup partner that does the synthesis for you and asks, at the end of the day, what actually got done.
The problem.
An operator's attention is the scarcest resource. Markets move, AI research ships daily, the calendar fills — and the signal that actually matters gets buried under everything that merely feels urgent.
More dashboards don't help. You don't need more inputs; you need something that decides what's worth your attention and holds you to what you said you'd do.
The approach.
Rocky runs as a daily loop in Discord, scheduled by GitHub Actions.
- Morning briefing — synthesizes markets, AI research, and calendar into one read
- Hypothesis-driven research on demand, not endless link dumps
- An evening check-in: what did you actually get done today?
- Carries context forward so the conversation compounds
Rocky is how the studio runs its own decision loop day to day — the operator-facing habit that keeps the bigger thesis moving.
Where it stands.
Rocky is in live daily use — proof that an agent can hold an operator's attention loop without becoming one more thing to manage.