Agent blueprint

How to build a personal assistant

Free blueprint for a personal assistant. A no-code, single-agent, cloud-hosted stack with 16 connected components. Built around Fyxer AI, Reclaim.ai, Zapier, Notion. Copy it, export it, or change the answers to fit your project.

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Personal assistant agent

A no-code, single-agent, cloud-hosted stack with 16 connected components.

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INTERFACE &TRIGGERSORCHESTRATIONREASONINGMEMORY &KNOWLEDGETOOLS &INTEGRATIONSMONITORING &SAFETYCHAT INTERFACEWeb chat widgetSCHEDULERn8n schedule triggerEVENT TRIGGERSZapierAGENT BUILDERDifyHUMAN APPROVAL STEPBuilt into yourorchestratorREASONING MODELChatGPT / OpenAICONVERSATION MEMORYBuilt into yourorchestratorLONG-TERM MEMORYMem0CONNECTOR HUBZapierEMAILGmail / OutlookTEAM CHATSlack / MicrosoftTeamsDOCS & WIKISNotionINBOX HELPERFyxer AISMART CALENDARReclaim.aiGUARDRAILSInput & outputchecksTRACING & EVALUATIONLangfuse

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Tool configuration

Interface & triggers

  • Chat interface

    Where people talk to the agent

    Web chat widget

    or Slack or Teams bot

  • Scheduler

    Starts the agent on a timetable

    n8n schedule trigger

    or Zapier, Make

  • Event triggers

    Starts the agent when something happens in your apps

    Zapier

    or Make, n8n

Orchestration

  • Agent builder

    Hosts the agent loop, prompts and tools

    Dify

    or Relevance AI, Lindy

  • Human approval step

    Pauses risky actions until a person approves

    Built into your orchestrator

    or n8n wait node, Slack approval message

Reasoning

  • Reasoning model

    General-purpose model with tool calling

    ChatGPT / OpenAI

    or Claude, Gemini

Memory & knowledge

  • Conversation memory

    Keeps track of the current chat or task

    Built into your orchestrator
  • Long-term memory

    Remembers people, preferences and past outcomes

    Mem0

    or LangChain memory

Tools & integrations

  • Connector hub

    One secure gateway to your apps (incl. MCP)

    Zapier

    or Make, Composio

  • Email

    Reads and sends email

    Gmail / Outlook
  • Team chat

    Posts updates and takes requests

    Slack / Microsoft Teams
  • Docs & wikis

    Reads and writes team documents

    Notion

    or Google Drive, Confluence

  • Inbox helper

    Sorts email and drafts replies in your voice

    Fyxer AI

    or Superhuman, Shortwave

  • Smart calendar

    Finds times and protects focus time

    Reclaim.ai

    or Motion, Clockwise

Monitoring & safety

  • Guardrails

    Blocks unsafe input, prompt injection and data leaks

    Input & output checks

    or Allow-list of tool actions

  • Tracing & evaluation

    Records every step, cost and answer quality

    Langfuse

    or LangSmith, Weights & Biases

Set up your agent, step by step

Tick each step as you finish it. Your progress is saved with this plan in your AItooling account.

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  1. 1Create your accounts

    • Sign up or install it, then make a new project for this agent.

    • Sign up and set up the place where people will talk to the agent.

    • Sign up and set up the place where people will talk to the agent.

    • Sign up, create an API key and set a monthly spending limit before anything else.

    • Sign up and create a new database or index just for this agent.

    • Use the account you already have, and give the agent its own login with only the access it needs.

    • Use the account you already have, and give the agent its own login with only the access it needs.

    • Sign up and connect only the apps this agent needs, with read-only access where you can.

    • Sign up and connect only the apps this agent needs, with read-only access where you can.

    • Sign up and connect only the apps this agent needs, with read-only access where you can.

    • Sign up and turn on logging so you can review what the agent does.

  2. 2Build it in this order

  3. 3Launch your agent

    • Copy the ready-made code for this agent. It hides secrets and personal data before the AI model sees them.

    • Put each key in a password manager or your hosting's secret settings. Never paste keys or passwords into AItooling or a chat.

    • Start small, read every answer yourself, and only then let other people use it.

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