Edge cases wait for someone else
A refund outside policy, an exception for a big account. You escalate to a manager or product, and the customer waits a day.
Every answer, every precedent.
Glowstone is like a senior colleague who has read every help article, every customer record and every tricky case your team has ever resolved. It thinks with the judgment of your most experienced support lead and answers from your own records, so you can decide edge cases yourself and reply well, in the customer’s own language.
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A refund outside policy, an exception for a big account. You escalate to a manager or product, and the customer waits a day.
How the team handled a case last month lives in someone’s head or a Slack thread nobody can find.
The ticket in the help desk, the payment in Stripe, the policy in a doc, the customer’s history in the CRM.
Your policies and help articles, a note per important customer, and a record of how ambiguous cases were resolved and why: a body of precedent your agent writes and links as the team works.
Then ask it before you escalate: has this happened before, what did we decide, what does the policy actually say. You stop depending on a manager for every exception, because the reasoning is already on record.
Working as a team? Keep the vault in a shared Google Drive or Dropbox folder and point everyone’s Glowstone at it: the policies, precedents and customer notes are the same for the whole team, and a ruling one person saves is there for the next. And if you run support on your own, as a founder or a product manager, it’s your whole support memory in one place.
A new kind of request no one on the team has seen.
A customer wants to pause their annual plan for two months. Have we ever done that?
We offered a free month instead of a pause, twice. You can offer the same, and you know exactly when to escalate.
Record a phone or video call with a customer, or the morning handover with your team, from the tab. No bot joins; Glowstone transcribes on your Mac.
Mid-call, check the customer’s history, the policy or a past ruling without putting them on hold. Afterwards, Process files the outcome in the customer’s note, and a new decision becomes precedent for the next person.
The night shift hands over 40 open tickets.
From this handover, which tickets are urgent and what was promised to each customer?
Six urgent tickets and three promises due before noon, before you open the queue.
Most of the value comes from small moments, dozens of times a day. Glowstone hangs from the top of your screen in every app: bring the pointer up, ask, jot something down or attach what’s on screen, and get back to work.
Away from the desk, a voice note to your own Glowstone bot on Telegram does the same. Everything lands in the same memory.
Drafting replies is where it saves the most: you write what you want to say, in your words, and it turns it into a clear, kind answer in the customer’s own language, with the right policy behind it.
Reply in Portuguese: we can’t refund, but we can offer a free month.
A warm, clear answer in Portuguese, with the right policy behind it.
↓ + → and “what is this, and is there a known fix?”
The known issue, its workaround, and the help article to link.
Summarise what changes for refunds and save it.
The changes saved into Refund policy, with the date.
“partial refund agency”
The precedent and the ticket where it was decided.
Ask once: “every morning at eight, tell me tickets about to breach their deadline, promises due today and any new precedent the team saved yesterday”. It starts that conversation on its own.
Silent when there’s nothing urgent. Routines run while Glowstone is open on your Mac.
The same question keeps coming in.
Once: “every Friday, tell me the top five reasons customers contacted us this week.”
A weekly report for product, with real examples, written for you.
Bring your own AI
Glowstone doesn’t sell its own AI. Sign in with the agent you already use, on the plan you already pay for, and it gets your notes, your meetings and your tools. Switch agents any time: the memory stays.
Most tools you work in today can be connected to an AI agent, through what are called MCP connectors. Tell Glowstone which ones you use and your agent sets them up with you, in the conversation: it looks for the official connector, adds it, and walks you through signing in. No settings screen, no developer needed.
From then on it can read them and, where the tool allows it, act in them: create and update tickets, write pages, draft emails, check a customer’s invoices. Every action shows up in the chat, and it only reaches what your own account can.
Hundreds of tools have a connector today. These work too, through official or community connectors:
And through Zapier’s connector, thousands of apps more. If a tool has no connector, your agent tells you, and writes it down.
A customer asks where their order is and you don’t have access to logistics.
Where is order #4471, and has it been delayed before?
In transit, one day late; the carrier has had delays all week. You answer with the tracking and an honest estimate.
Hold a key and talk: to your agent, or into any app. Whisper transcribes it on your Mac, free and offline, and spells your clients’ and colleagues’ names right.
The same app, with the same memory behind every part. Each one has its own guide, step by step.
Your agent hangs from the top of the screen in every app. Ask or jot something down without switching windows.
How your agent finds, adds and signs in to a connector, and keeps a list of what you use.
Find anything by what was said, and keep work and personal life in separate folders.
Start with what ChatGPT or Claude already know about you, or your Obsidian vault.
Text or send a voice note from your phone, and it’s filed by the time you’re back.
Notes are files on your Mac. No Glowstone account or server: only the agent you choose reads them.
Everything is plain Markdown in a folder on your Mac. There’s no Glowstone account and no Glowstone server, so we can’t read your notes, your chats or your meetings. Only the AI agent you choose reads what it needs to answer, under your own account.
Who can see what →No. Tickets stay in Zendesk, Freshdesk or wherever you use. Glowstone keeps the knowledge around them: policies, precedents, customer notes, and lets you ask across all of it, including the help desk through connectors.
Yes. The vault is a normal folder, so put it inside a shared Google Drive or Dropbox folder and point each person’s Glowstone at it (Settings → Change folder). Policies, precedents and customer notes are then shared by everyone. Conversations stay on each person’s Mac. There’s no locking: if two people edit the same note at the same moment, the sync service keeps both versions, so it works best when each precedent is written once and then read.
It drafts them. You read, adjust and send from your help desk. Nothing goes to a customer without you.
Your notes are files on your Mac; Glowstone has no server. The agent you choose reads what it needs, under your account. Check your company’s data policy before adding customer records.
Very much. When one person runs support, the hard part is remembering every customer and every exception you’ve made. Glowstone keeps both, drafts replies in each customer’s language, and with Stripe or your help desk connected answers most questions without opening another tab. See also the pages for founders and product managers.
Yes. Glowstone doesn’t sell its own AI: it works with the agent you already pay for. Claude Code runs on your Claude plan, Codex on your ChatGPT plan and Cursor on your Cursor plan. OpenCode and Kilo Code can use free models. Glowstone gives that agent your notes, meetings and tools, and takes no cut.
Free, with the agent you already use. Your files stay on your Mac.
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