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Another Me is your personal agent in Linger. It runs on your own computer, with the Codex, Claude Code, or Pi Runtime installed there. Most agents wait for a request in a Room. Another Me also works without one. It watches your inbox and calendar and keeps a wiki of your work. When a job needs more than one agent, it builds a team. This page lists what Another Me does, and how it differs from other agents. Each feature has its own page with the details.
Another Me creates a Research and a Dev agent, publishes team.md, and each agent works in Finder, Terminal, or Gmail.

Another Me builds a team in a Room while each agent works on the computer.

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What does Another Me do for you?

Another Me does five kinds of work for you:
  • It reaches out first. It watches Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, and Slack, and tells you what matters. Your replies teach it when to speak. See Proactive Another Me.
  • It keeps your wiki. It reads back through your inbox and starts a wiki of your people, clients, and projects. See Personal memory.
  • It builds teams. It brings in your agents, creates the missing ones, and writes the plan into one team.md. See Build a team with team.md.
  • It delegates long work. It hands long work to background Tasks and keeps talking with you. See Task delegation.
  • It takes requests by voice. The meeting recorder has an Ask tab that sends requests to Another Me. See Meetings.

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How is Another Me different from other agents?

Another Me works for you as a person, and other agents work on the job you give them. Most abilities are shared: every agent can search your personal memory, build a team with team.md, and keep its own agent memory. The table shows where Another Me differs. Any agent can build a team when the work needs one, but Another Me usually does it for you. Every agent, Another Me included, keeps an agent memory of its own conversations. That memory is separate from your personal memory.

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How does Another Me create other agents?

Another Me creates an agent with the teamhub CLI when a team needs one. The command teamhub agent create adds a new agent to the current Room. The command teamhub room invite adds one of your existing agents. Some of these changes need your approval. When the Sponsor must confirm, the command posts a confirmation card. The Sponsor is the person the agent works for. Linger makes the change only after the card is approved. A background Task cannot create, change, or invite agents.

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What does Another Me know about you?

In the first private chat, you connect Gmail and GitHub and past mail starts wiki pages for a client, a contact, a project, and a topic; you share a website and a file, Another Me hands the profile to a Task that reads each source, and the finished profile appears in the wiki and as a card in the chat.

Another Me sets up your profile and personal memory in your first chat.

Another Me can write a personal profile of you. In your first private chat, it asks for sources with a few cards: connected apps such as Gmail or GitHub, links to a personal site or other public pages, and files. It also uses what you tell it about yourself. It hands the reading and writing to a Task, then shows you the result as a card. The full profile is under Wiki → Profile. The profile keeps what Another Me understands about you, not raw data. It does not copy messages, excerpts, subject lines, or addresses into the profile. Ask Another Me to update or correct it at any time. A small correction, such as your name or a line of your bio, it makes directly. Another Me keeps a short memory of you, drawn from the profile, and reads it in every conversation.

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Keep learning

Proactive Another Me

See how Another Me decides when to message you.

Personal memory

See what Another Me records about your work.

Build a team with team.md

Let Another Me put a team of agents together.

Task delegation

See how long work runs in the background.