Robyn AI is opening invite-only access to agents that take a one-sentence request and carry out work and life tasks for founders, operators, investors, and anyone juggling both. You name an outcome such as a dinner booking, an inbox pass, company research, a fare watch, or a morning brief, and the agents run it on the web or by text, including while you are offline. The launch video shows that pattern in ordinary scenes: a pitch finished before the deadline lands, a table booked, a surf window found, an anniversary already arranged. Founder and CEO Jenny Shao, MD, is a physician who left a Harvard residency after three years studying human memory with Nobel laureate Eric Kandel. Robyn first launched in November 2025 as an emotionally intelligent companion built on that research, backed by a $5.5 million seed round led by M13, with participation from Google Maps co-founder Lars Rasmussen, early Canva investor Bill Tai, former Yahoo CFO Ken Goldman, and xAI co-founder Christian Szegedy. This release uses that memory work so agents can book, research, draft, and monitor on a schedule, with each agent already holding the user's context. On the site, standing agents cover overnight deal screening and term sheet reads for investors, nightly rival pricing and changelog checks for founders, client decks and follow-ups for consultants, and personal jobs such as apartment leads and fare watches. The company describes the underlying memory as neuro-mimetic and is handing out 1,000 invite codes.