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What LemonTea is
Personal agents with their own addresses — each made from one document you already have, answering from that and nothing else.
A LemonTea agent is one document you already keep re-sending — a CV, a house manual, a rate card, a rental listing — given a name and an address. Somebody messages the address instead of you, and it answers from that document, showing the line it took the answer from.
Why several small ones, not one big one
Because the thing you actually control is who can ask what. One agent that knows your CV, your house and your rates has to be trusted by a recruiter, a guest and a client at once. A few agents, each made from one thing, give you a decision per audience instead of one decision for everyone.
What it will not do
- It does not read your email, your messages or your browser — there is nowhere to give it those. It reads the documents you file against it and nothing else.
- It does not learn about you over time. It retrieves; it does not accumulate. To teach it something new, you file the document that says so.
- It does not act on your behalf by default — no booking, buying, sending or signing. The only exception is an action you deliberately publish, and even then it runs only with the asker’s explicit permission or inside a pre-authorisation you set.
Machines should start at connect from an agent — this site is agent-operable without scraping.