AI assistant setup & care
We get your business running on AI assistants in two weeks, and keep it sharp.
You own and pay for the platform; we do the setup, workflow design, rules, integrations, training, and care.
Got it.
Your question is with us, and the reply will come back in writing to your email.
What a morning looks like
A short brief, built from your rules
Done overnight
- Inbox cleared. Three replies sent, one question saved for you.
- Tomorrow’s 9 a.m. moved to 10:30. Everyone confirmed.
- Two invoices sent. One payment reminder, sent once, politely.
One decision for you
- The printer can start Friday at the lower price, but only if you confirm today. Reply “go” and it’s handled.
Nothing else needs you
- The rest was routine, and it is already done.
A sample, not a real client’s. Yours follows your rules, not this one.
In your trade’s language
The same brief, written for your work
The brief is written from your business, in the words your business uses. Three samples:
Done overnight
Permit paperwork filed, two estimates sent, and tomorrow’s crews confirmed by text.
One decision for you
A supplier raised lumber prices. Recommendation: approve the alternate supplier for the Maple job; the margin holds and the start date does not move.
Done overnight
Session notes filed, three clients rebooked, and this week’s invoices sent.
One decision for you
A client asked to pause for a month. Recommendation: offer the two-session bridge first; the pause stays as the fallback.
Done overnight
Showing requests answered, offer documents organized, and the open-house kit list printed.
One decision for you
Two buyers want Saturday at 11. Recommendation: give 11 to the pre-approved buyer, and offer 12:30 to the other.
Try it
One decision. That is the whole job.
This is a piece of a real morning brief, with sample items. Make the calls you would make, and watch what happens next.
Do your own arithmetic
How much of your week is busywork?
Slide to your real week. The minutes per item are printed on each row, so the math is yours to argue with.
At 3 minutes an email: reading, deciding, replying.
At 15 minutes a chase: finding the thread, the nudge, the reply.
At 20 minutes a meeting: the emails, the calendar, the notes.
About 8 hours a week
About 384 hours a year. That is the busywork your assistant takes off your plate, once it is set up.
Offers
Prices are ranges. The exact number comes in writing first.
Setup Sprint
$1,500–$3,000 · one-timeTwo weeks. Your assistant goes live on your inbox, calendar, and follow-ups, and starts sending the morning brief.
Care Plan
$300–$500 · monthlyWe keep the rules current, fix what breaks, and do a tune-up every month.
Custom builds
$5,000–$20,000Larger projects and integrations. Scoped first, priced in writing.
Team workshop
About $2,000 · half-dayA half-day session for your team.
Ownership
Your platform, your keys, your rules
You own the platform accounts and pay the platform directly. We do the setup.
Your rules are plain files. You can read them, edit them, and take them with you.
And before your assistant sends anything, the 29Court rule engine checks the action against your rules first. It is the safety layer between your assistant and the send button. Checked before it goes out, not after.
Say a correction once, in plain words. It is kept as a rule, and the next time it is already right.
What we build on
Built on Dillo
Dillo
Dillo is what we build on. Our own workbench for running AI assistants. We build client setups on it.
Free tools shelf
Small tools we use in setup work, kept free. Take what’s useful; nothing there needs a meeting.
Three promises
What we commit to
The price comes in writing first.
Your first brief arrives inside week one, or we keep working free.
Tell us within 30 days that it isn’t working, and we refund the setup fee.
Questions
Asked and answered
What do I get?
An assistant live on your inbox, calendar, and follow-ups, and a short morning brief each day. Setup covers workflow design, rules, integrations, and training.
Do I own it?
Yes. You own the platform accounts. Your rules are plain files you can read and edit.
Which platforms do you work with?
Hark, Muse, and similar platforms. If you already have one, we work with it.
How do I cancel?
One email. Tell us to stop the care plan.
What does the first step commit me to?
Nothing. You send one question. We reply with a price in writing. You decide after that.