Just try Cedric.

Anything you would hand a teammate: an email, a chart from your numbers, a brief before a call, a reminder, a pull request, a post. Use your own names and numbers, he takes them literally. Or press an app under the screen and he does one real thing in it.

Yes. He answers from the product's own facts and its catalog of 3,200 apps: the plans and their credits, whether a tool is covered and what he does in it. If he is not sure, he says so.

It is the real Cedric talking, on a sample workspace drawn on this page. In the product the same asks reach your own inbox, calendar, channels and documents.

No. The email, the post and the calendar invite stop at the approval strip, and the strip only changes the window. Nothing leaves the page.

Your voice is processed live while the demo runs, and no recording is kept. The transcript of the demo is kept for one day so a broken run can be looked at, then deleted. Typing never opens the microphone.

Yes. Type on the left, or press one of the cards. He reads his replies aloud in the chat too; the speaker button turns that off.