The First Four Petals
The first launch group is a plan, not a release announcement. Three project directions are named in the current brief; the fourth still needs a decision from the owner’s authoritative roadmap.
1 · Anti-Fluff direction — current project: Fluff by Rose
Problem: long or repetitive AI replies can be difficult to scan. The current local candidate analyses length and repetition; it does not control ChatGPT’s generated response. Status: local candidate, unreleased.
2 · CANNED by Rose
Problem: repeating messages takes time. The project explores saved message buttons and quick insertion. Local tests exist; live composer behavior remains unverified. Status: in development.
3 · Intelligent Webmail by Rose
Problem: email work can involve switching between inbox, search and drafting. The inspected candidate is a local Gmail workspace, user-authorized, and drafts-only. Outlook, Yahoo, scheduling and send capabilities are not claimed as current features. Status: local development candidate, unreleased.
The fourth Petal cannot be named from the evidence currently reconciled into this website. The supplied continuity archive does not name a fourth Petal, and the complete Master Chat identity remains unresolved. No fourth item is invented.
One subscription across AI platforms
The long-term intention is to let customers use compatible Petals across supported AI assistants under one subscription, subject to technical compatibility, provider APIs, authorisation and final terms. Universal compatibility is not promised. Current integrations and release status are shown on each Petal page.
Roadmap
- Confirm the first four Petals and their supported scope.
- Build and validate the Rose & Etta coordinating experience.
- Prepare stable customer releases and installation packages.
- Expand the Petal collection from verified projects.
- Test cross-AI compatibility assistant by assistant.
- Grow the wider Rose & Etta ecosystem as evidence and capacity permit.