Give it power.
Take it back.

This is the working core of the Aime concept — an AI agent that acts on your calendar and inbox. It is real state, not a click-through: change a permission level and the plan on the next screen changes with it.

Two paths are worth trying, and they only take a minute each.

• 01
  Delegate a task. Ask Aime to find a time with Sara. Approve the plan once, grant access that expires when the task does, then undo the booking from Activity while the window is still open.
• 02
  Give it more autonomy. Open Access → How much Aime decides, choose “act on small things”, and go back to Today. Aime will use it, and get one wrong. Then repair it.
• 03
  Talk to it. The composer is real. Ask what it can see, tell it you’re stressed, ask it to chase an invoice or pay one — requests route into a preview and an approval, and the things it will not do are refused plainly.
• 04
  Break it. “See it go wrong” on Today holds thirteen failure states across setup, delegation, autonomy, money and health — an expired login, a stale approval, a guardrail, a currency mismatch, a health-tracker conflict. Or just decline the task permission and watch the drafts-only path appear.
• 05
  Sign up for real. The landing screen, email verification, two-factor step-up and the six-domain onboarding are all live — as is Settings, with notification channels and account deletion. Use the icons in the top-right corner to try dark mode and a real desktop layout.