Work & life, delegated.
Turn the work you repeat into help you can return to.
mizari gives you a simple path from an idea or recurring workflow to a dependable agent companion, with direct chat close at hand.

The useful middle
Not another chat to revisit. Not a software project to operate. A practical way to make repeatable help feel close.
02 / The method
Small setup. A clearer place for the work to live.
The path is deliberately short. Start with what repeats, shape the assistance around it, and keep the result available without building an agent stack yourself.
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Name the work
Start with the repeatable task that keeps asking for your attention.
Shape the companion
Give the job a clear role, rhythm, and the context it needs to be useful.
Let it run
Return to dependable assistance over time, or switch to chat when the question is one-off.

Keep the mechanics visible
A companion should feel approachable because the work is legible: what it does, when it runs, and where to pick up the thread.
See the contexts03 / One platform, two contexts
Useful for the work in front of you. Ready for the life around it.
Research, operations, administration, and the recurring work between meetings.
Turn the workflow you already know into assistance you can return to.
Planning, organization, personal research, and the small chores that fill a day.
Keep a question in chat when it is one-off. Build a companion when it will repeat.
03 / work + lifeThe distinctive handoff
“The right level of help is not always an agent. mizari keeps both doors open.”
That is the method: move naturally between a reusable job and a direct question, without treating either as a different product.
04 / Open thread
Bring us the task you keep postponing.
Start with the workflow, routine, or question that should feel lighter. The first useful conversation is usually more concrete than a feature list.
See the methodA useful first message
“I keep doing this by hand, and it happens often enough to matter.”
That is enough to begin.