Luna
Your own AI operator: what it can do, how to connect it to the systems you already run, and how much rope it has.
Quick Start
One character on a machine of your own, honest about being an AI, starting with its hands tied, and what the first month actually looks like.
Getting started
What your operator is, how to sign in, and what the first week looks like.
Connections
Wiring your operator into the systems your business already runs on.
What it can do
The jobs it does, and how much it is allowed to do on its own.
Working together
Talking to it, teaching it, and reading what it did.
Your account
Your team, your data, and where everything lives.
What's New
Your operator remembers every conversation, on every channel
Everything said with someone by email, text, phone, Slack, the Talk page, the assistant, a meeting or a social comment now lands in one memory on your operator's own server, and it reads all of it before it answers anywhere. A conversation started by email carries on by text without anyone repeating themselves, and something left open on one channel gets finished on the next. Anything said in private stays out of public replies.
Your operator updates your GoHighLevel emails
When a date or a link changes, your operator drafts the update to your GoHighLevel email templates and custom values and shows you every edit first. Nothing is saved until you approve the wording, the old version is kept, and anything your team changed in the meantime is never overwritten. Workflows, forms and funnel pages stay in GoHighLevel. Docs updated: Skills screen.
Your build studio saves what you tell Luna
When you answer Luna's questions in the studio chat, she now saves your answers straight onto your screens, so you never answer the same question twice. She also reads the documents you drop in and drafts your facts for you to confirm, and the studio tells you when it has been updated.