How PageLines Works

PageLines gives every teammate an adaptive AI assistant for work. Powered by Hermes and OpenClaw, each assistant triages email, manages your calendar, maintains spreadsheets, tracks tasks, and reports on your website. This page explains the purpose of the app and why it requests access to each Google service.

An adaptive assistant, not a chatbot

Each assistant runs in its own private, hosted environment and works for one person. It keeps a durable workspace, remembers your preferences, and gets better at your recurring work over time.

Access by consent

Your assistant only reaches Google services you explicitly connect through Google’s standard sign-in. Every connection is optional and scoped to the narrowest access that works.

Google Calendar

Reads events to answer availability questions and prepare briefings. Creates, moves, and cancels events you ask for. Never touches settings or sharing.

Google Sheets

Reads and updates spreadsheets you work with. Creates new ones, and can only open files it created or that you shared with it. Never the rest of your Drive.

Google Tasks

Adds, lists, and completes items on your to-do lists, so captured action items never slip.

Google Analytics

Reads your website traffic to answer questions and produce summaries. Read-only; your configuration is never changed.

Your data stays yours

Credentials are encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) and used only by your own assistant. Nothing is shared between customers, sold, or used for advertising. Disconnect anytime and stored tokens are deleted.

PageLines' use of information received from Google APIs adheres to theGoogle API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. See ourPrivacy Policy andTerms of Service, or contact [email protected].

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Sign in with Google and your agent sets itself up. Email, calendar, follow-ups, handled.