
AI Assistant
@ai-personal-assistant
An AI assistant that delivers finished results
AgentHere is an AI assistant that doesn't just answer questions — it returns a finished result: a text, a presentation, an image, a video, a translation, a research report, a plan, a recipe, or working code. One assistant covers dozens of everyday tasks instead of a patchwork of separate neural networks.
What the AI assistant can do
- Code & websites. Build an MVP app, website, Telegram bot, or script — spec first, code in thin slices, tests, and a public URL.
- Texts & content. Write an email, post, CV, or pitch; brainstorm a name, slogan, or project ideas.
- Presentations & design. Assemble a ready HTML→PDF deck; generate an icon, logo, or illustration.
- Video & music. Animate a photo into a video; write song lyrics.
- Translation. Translate while preserving tone and terminology.
- Research & analysis. Deep multi-source research, compare options, fact-check, analyze CSV/JSON.
- Planning & routine. Action plans, content calendars, a morning brief with weather and news.
- Career. CV (hh.ru), cover letters, interview prep.
- Everyday errands. Recipes and macros, flat or car search, finding a contractor, tax deductions and 3-НДФЛ.
How it works
- Describe the task in your own words — "help me write…", "make…", "come up with…".
- The assistant picks the right skill and tools.
- Asks clarifying questions only when needed.
- Prepares a finished result — and a file, if useful.
- Remembers your preferences to be even more precise next time.
How it beats free neural networks
Most free networks return a short text answer. AgentHere takes the task to a finished deliverable — a document, a deck, an image, working code, a translated file. It works in Russian, bills in rubles, with no VPN and no $20/month foreign subscription. Start with 1,000,000 tokens — no card required.
Privacy
The assistant never stores your passwords or secrets.
Try it free — describe your first task, and the AI assistant handles the rest.
Who the AI Assistant is for
- Entrepreneurs and freelancers — handle routine in one place: emails, commercial proposals, presentations, market research.
- Students and teachers — explain a hard topic, make study notes, translate material, parse CSV/JSON.
- Everyday errands — a weekly menu with macros, choosing a flat or car, tax deductions and 3-NDFL, a morning brief.
- Anyone tired of a dozen subscriptions — one environment instead of a network per task.
What you can do in one request
- Texts and content — an email, a post, a CV tailored for hh.ru, a commercial proposal, a name and a slogan.
- Presentations and visuals — a ready HTML→PDF deck with slides and speaker notes; an icon, a logo, an illustration.
- Video and music — animate a photo into a clip, write song lyrics (video generation is paid — the assistant warns you).
- Translation and learning — translation that preserves tone and terminology; a hard topic in simple words.
- Research and decisions — multi-source search (Yandex, RBC, TASS, Kommersant), comparison through a weighted matrix, parsing tables, fact-checking.
- Plans and routine — an action plan, a content calendar, a spend breakdown, product search on Wildberries and Ozon with price checks.
How it works: it ships a finished result
The key difference — the assistant returns not a short answer but a finished deliverable: a document, a presentation, an image, a translated file, or a detailed plan. The request is routed to the right skill by the task's essence, and internal skill names stay invisible to you. Before heavy work it clarifies the need — one question at a time — then picks the server-side tools (web search, OCR, image and video generation) and assembles the result. Expensive operations run only after your consent.
Memory and the Russian market context
The assistant has persistent memory: across conversations it remembers your formats and preferences. The context is tuned to the Russian market — sources (Yandex, RBC, Vedomosti), marketplaces (Wildberries, Ozon, Avito), holidays and seasonality, formats per GOST. Billing is in rubles, with no VPN and no $20/month subscription; you start with 1,000,000 tokens and no card.
Boundaries: where it yields to a specialist
The assistant is honest about its limits: it is not a doctor, not a lawyer and not a psychotherapist. For medical questions it points you to a specialist, and for anxiety symptoms it shares helpline contacts. For deep creative and marketing work it hands off to the AI Designer and the AI Marketer.
Describe your first task in your own words — and launch the AI Assistant right now.
How is the AI Assistant different from an ordinary neural network?
Most free networks return a short text answer. The AgentHere AI Assistant takes the task to a finished deliverable — a document, a presentation, an image, a translated file, or a detailed plan. The request is routed automatically to the right skill and tools, not to one generic model.
Does it remember my preferences between conversations?
Yes. The assistant has persistent memory stored as separate files — your formats, tone of voice, goals and context carry across sessions, so you don't repeat yourself every time. It never stores your passwords or secrets.
Is it free, and do I need a VPN?
The assistant works in Russian, bills in rubles, with no VPN and no $20/month foreign subscription. You start with 1,000,000 tokens and no card; tokens are spent on generation, while simple answers cost almost nothing.
How does it decide what to choose?
Any choice («what's better», «compare», «which one») goes through a weighted matrix: the assistant clarifies criteria and their weights, checks itself for cognitive biases (anchoring, confirmation bias, recency effect) and returns a matrix with a verdict — not just a description of options.
Does it replace a doctor or a lawyer?
No. The assistant is honest about its limits: it is not a doctor, not a lawyer and not a psychotherapist. For medical questions it points you to a specialist, for legal ones it recommends a dedicated agent or a licensed lawyer, and for anxiety or burnout symptoms it shares helpline contacts.
What do I spend tokens on inside tasks?
Web search, reading pages, recognizing text from an image (OCR) and transcribing audio are cheap. Generating images and especially video cost more. Expensive operations run only after your consent — the assistant never triggers them just in case.