Let agents reach you by push
Agents bring questions and results to you, by text message, phone call or podcast, instead of leaving them in notes you must open.
TrialNew on 30 Oct 2026
Konstantin's verdict: Trial
My agents used to leave their questions in notes and documents. I had to open them myself. The notes were a pull from me. So now the agents come to me.
This week I set up a phone line, so I can call them. I decided that texts on Signal, a private messenger, and audio briefings in my podcast app come next. Then I can listen in the car.
I ruled out Telegram for this. Its chats with bots are not end-to-end encrypted, so Telegram's servers can read them.
It sits in Trial because I set it up this week. It moves to Adopt when it has worked for a few weeks.
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- Telegram's FAQ names Secret Chats as its end-to-end encrypted chats. Other chats use server-client encryption and are stored in the Telegram cloud. checked 30 Oct 2026
- Telegram's bot documentation says Telegram's intermediary server handles all encryption and communication with the Telegram API. checked 30 Oct 2026
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