Meta says its assistant can connect to email and calendar apps, retain a standing task, and deliver scheduled briefings without repeated prompts, with the July 24 rollout announcement adding connections to email and calendar apps, scheduled updates, web research, slides, and plans that can be steered while the system works. The launch post does not name connector scopes, describe revocation behavior, list supported markets, or publish field-reliability evidence. Meta’s evaluation report treats user-connected third-party tools as an attack surface and recommends constrained tools and system safeguards for application deployments. The features are beginning to roll out in select markets through the Meta AI app and meta.ai, with more countries and WhatsApp support promised later. Meta calls this a step toward “personal superintelligence.” The clearest example is the daily briefing, where Meta AI can pull from a calendar, identify changes or conflicts, find relevant updates, and send a summary at a preferred time. The launch post does not clearly say that the consumer feature can send an email, accept an invitation, change an event, book a restaurant, or complete a purchase.