We're building Tom Riddle's diary. You write into it, and it writes back — not the horcrux part, the part where you put a thought down and something with real context responds.
We liked the idea enough to point tomriddle.ai straight at char.com.
I've written before that meetings were too small a frame for Char. This is what we meant by that.
What "writing back" actually looks like
You drop a thought or a todo into the Page. Mention Char inline and it responds in place, using whatever context is already on the Page.
Mention @char in a line and ask; the answer lands on the Page.
It goes further than replying. Drop a todo list in and Char surfaces what's relevant next to it — a related decision, an open question, something pulled from your own Pages.
Hovering a todo shows what Char found: here, that a linked doc superseded it.
The writing is the input.
The direction: a super connector
Char is heading toward being the connective layer across the tools you already use — Linear, GitHub, Gmail, your calendar, your meetings. It sits on top, remembers, and does the routing you'd otherwise do by hand, instead of replacing any of them.
Meetings are one input among several now. The more it connects to, the more it has to write back with.