Yaroslav Morozov, founder and CEO of Universe Group, which unites IT software development companies, spoke about a personal AI assistant in Telegram, which is integrated with Notion, Google Drive, and Calendar work tools. The project was named "Claudia" - a derivative of the name of the open source tool OpenClaw.
Yaroslav Morozov, founder and CEO of Universe Group, which unites IT software development companies, spoke about a personal AI assistant in Telegram, which is integrated with Notion, Google Drive, and Calendar work tools. The project was named "Claudia" - a derivative of the name of the open source tool OpenClaw.
The entrepreneur shared his experience creating and using the assistant on his LinkedIn page. The main goal was to create a single "entry point" for managing tasks via voice messages in a familiar messenger.
“I wanted it to work with all my connections. Because before, all the information was scattered: something in Google Drive, something in Notion, something in the calendar,” says Morozov. Now Klavdiya can jot down thoughts in Notion, create events in the calendar, add notes, and upload files to the cloud.
To avoid giving the AI direct access to his main email, Morozov created a separate account for his assistant with her own address for data security. This allows Klavdia to work as an autonomous secretary — sending invites and creating events without violating the owner's privacy.
The technical stack of the solution is designed to allow code editing from any device, including a smartphone. This uses a server on DigitalOcean ($20/month), Claude Code, the Termius mobile app, and the Tailscale network protocol for synchronization.
The entrepreneur also noted the effectiveness of the Superpowers framework. According to him, the tool works on the principle of a full development cycle: "It takes simple development, breaks it down into phases, writes the tests itself, covers everything itself. In essence, it works as a developer + tester."
Previously, monobank co-founder Mykhailo Rogalsky said that he fired the team of his hobby project Walkable and replaced it with artificial intelligence . Now Claude and automated algorithms are working on development, bug fixing, and communication with users under the supervision of the founder himself.
