What it actually does, hour by hour.
Capabilities lists are abstract. So here's the concrete version, a walk through an ordinary day, showing where Monty quietly steps in. Every exchange below is illustrative, with sample data.
First thing, Monty pulls together what matters: the weather, what's on the calendar, and anything urgent that landed overnight. One short brief instead of three apps and an inbox.
As everyone leaves, a single routine handles the boring checklist, lights off, plugs down, doors confirmed shut. No walking back in to flick a switch.
Around lunchtime Monty sweeps the inbox, surfaces what's genuinely time-sensitive, files the noise, and lines up reminders so nothing slips through.
Presence brings the house back to life, hallway and kitchen lights on, gentle and automatic. The shopping list, added to all day from the kitchen wall, is one tap from a phone.
Last thing, the house powers down in one command. After everyone's asleep, Monty does its own housekeeping, syncing memory and backing itself up, so tomorrow's brief picks up exactly where today left off.