User review: my AI chief of staff still over-explains, but it's really starting to get me
RachelVT42 · x · 2026-09-27
RachelVT42 shares her experience with a persistent AI "chief of staff" agent: the more she uses it, the more she likes it. It still occasionally annoys her with too much fluff, but it's clearly starting to understand her preferences — a real-user data point on long-term personalized agents.
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