What to say to it.

There's no syntax and nothing to learn. These are the things people actually type.

BOOK SOMETHING

  • "SFO Tuesday, back Thursday night. You pick."

  • "I need to be in New York for a 2pm on the 14th. Home same day if it's possible, next morning if it isn't."

  • "Same as last month's London trip."

START WITHOUT BOOKING

  • "Forwarding you my flight for next week — just watch it."

  • "Here's my conference confirmation. I haven't booked flights yet."

WHEN SOMETHING MOVES

  • "My Thursday meeting moved to Friday. Fix the trip."

  • "I'm not going to make the 6:15. What are my options?"

  • "The airline just emailed me something. What does it actually mean?"

TELL IT HOW YOU TRAVEL

  • "Aisle, forward of the wing, never a red-eye home."

  • "I'll pay about $400 to save two hours. Not much more."

  • "Don't ping me before 7am unless something's broken."

WHEN YOU WANT A PERSON

  • "@human"

If you'd have said it to an assistant, say it here.