It remembers what you promised, does the work without a briefing, and tells you when you are about to make a mistake.
For you, and for the people you work with.
Every person, every decision, and the reason behind it.
It follows up on what was left open and comes back with the finished thing, not a plan for it.
A project gets a room for the people you invite, and Maison is in it. It keeps the to do list current and stays quiet when people are talking to each other.
Conversations are examples.
Something that holds the whole picture rather than waiting for instructions. It knows what was decided and why, keeps the promises you made in a meeting you have half forgotten, comes back with finished work rather than a plan for it, and tells you when you are about to make a mistake.
It replaces a particular part of that job, which is the part a machine can genuinely hold: the memory at a resolution no person has, the follow through at three in the morning, and the doing across as many threads as the work needs. It is not a person and we will not write as if it were.
Sit in a meeting on your behalf and be treated as you. Read the politics that never got written down. Carry your relationships rather than what was said in them. Those are real and they are not coming, so it is better to say it now.
Both. Every project gets a room, the people you invite are in it and so is Maison, keeping the brief and the to do list current without anybody maintaining them. It stays out of the conversations that are people talking to each other.