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Camy is described as an operating system for your life, where users say what they want and Camy handles it. The system is built around eight surfaces, each a real operator running in a real account with memory. These operators include an inbox triager, calendar negotiator, web researcher, code agent, memory consolidator, builder, and others. Camy is structured in seven interconnected layers: perception, memory, planning, execution, builder, hosting, and governance. This architecture is designed so that context survives and execution remains accountable. The system emphasizes trust by design, with per-capability policy, step-up authentication on big moves, and a 30-day undo on everything reversible. Users can set the level of autonomy, from hand-held mode where Camy drafts replies but never sends, to full autonomy. Over time, memory compounds, allowing Camy to become more proactive.