Limited beta
The hard part is knowing when to speak.
A Moment is the unit of help in Lila: one small suggestion, at the point where it changes something, with the reason attached.
Where this actually stands
The engine that decides whether a Moment is worth your attention runs today, but it runs quietly. It is not delivering to people yet. We would rather it stayed silent for another month than have it learn to interrupt badly.
Evidence first, then a sentence
A Moment has to be able to say what it is based on. If the reasons are thin, the correct output is nothing at all, and that is the behaviour we are tuning for.
A suggestion is not an action
Lila proposes; you decide. Nothing is sent, booked or changed on your behalf because a model felt confident about it.
Most of the time: nothing
The measure of this feature is not how often it fires. It is how rarely you wish it had not.
Silence is better than a wrong insight.
Anything can interrupt you. The harder thing, and the thing worth building, is knowing when not to.
Lila is in closed beta. No public App Store or Google Play listing yet.