Three AI reps a week, on your real work.
Five-minute tasks on work you already have, in the AI tool you already use. Paste it back, get one tip.

Ask Rep to write it. It says no.
It hands you the task and points at your own tool. If Rep did the work, you would practise nothing.
Not this one, that is the whole point. Open ChatGPT, paste your reminder, and ask for it warmer and half the length. Two minutes. If it comes back stiff, tell it who the reader is and try once more. Bring me both versions.
The whole loop is four screens.

You say what you do. In your own words. Every task is built from that. 
Rep hands you one task. On real work, with a starter prompt for your tool. 
You paste what came back. Rep names the habit, and one thing to change. 
Your path is your own. Your rhythm and your records, week by week.
Why it works this way.
What you can expect
- Three reps a week.
- A small weekly target leaves room for busy days. A missed Tuesday breaks nothing.
- On your own work.
- Use an email, a decision or a document you already need to work on.
- One tip, nothing to collect.
- Bring back the result and get one suggestion to try next time.
- No competition between people.
- Rep tracks your practice. Teams see combined activity without a table of who is ahead.
Questions
What does it cost?
Nothing. Rep is free, and there is no paid plan.
Which AI tools does it work with?
Whatever you already have: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Copilot. Rep hands you a task and takes the result back, it never replaces your tool.
What if I miss a week?
Nothing bad. One missed week is always forgiven, and nothing turns red.
Can my team use it?
Yes. The manager does the first rep, then invites people, and the team sees coverage and rhythm rather than a list of who is ahead.
What do you store?
Your email, what you tell Rep about your job, and what you paste back. Settings lets you delete your account. The privacy page explains providers and retention.
