Automation assistant “Pally” gets major update with more app integrations and smarter language handling

Pally, a personal automation assistant that acts as an “AI secretary” for your inbox and chats, has rolled out a substantial update dated July 28. The web‑based service lets users delegate tasks like drafting replies, sending follow‑ups, and setting reminders to an autonomous AI agent that operates across their connected accounts.

With the latest release, Pally now integrates with a wider range of third‑party tools, including GitHub, Jira, Confluence, Google Docs, Todoist, and Splitwise, on top of existing connections like Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Slack, Notion, and Outlook. That means project updates, documentation, to‑dos, and even personal expense splits can all feed into one unified automation layer.

The team also introduced a more robust language setting so that once you pick a preferred language, all replies, reminders, and proactive updates consistently stick to it instead of occasionally switching back. A new dashboard shows what Pally has inferred about you from each connected app and lets you correct or delete pieces of its “memory.” The result is an AI agent that can take over more routine communication while still giving users clear visibility and fine‑grained control over what it knows and does.