Founders don't need another dashboard. They need an assistant that handles the routine, raises what matters at the right moment, shows the proof, and does nothing without their yes. Samaritan is that assistant, and you talk to it: a face of light that listens and speaks with lips driven by the Voice Agent API's word timings. - It speaks first. When a customer's unhappy email lands mid-conversation, the server has the Voice Agent interrupt (reply.create): "Pardon the interruption. Redwing Parcel has sent an unhappy email." - It shows how it knows. Ask "How do you know?" and the real record opens: the customer's own voice from a call with words lighting up, or the actual email with the key line highlighted. - It acts with your yes. It drafts a website notice, shows a before-and-after, asks "Shall I go ahead?", publishes, and can undo. It refuses untrue claims. - It briefs you. "Good morning, Sarah. Four things need you today, and I've already taken care of four others." - You can be the customer. In "Break it", leave a voicemail as an unhappy customer; Samaritan interrupts and plays your own voice as proof. Built on AssemblyAI: the Voice Agent API for speech, turn detection, barge-in and voice; async transcription (speaker roles, word timestamps, sentiment, key terms) for calls and voicemails. Claude Haiku 4.5 reasons behind one tool; Claude Sonnet 5 reads customer messages (chosen by a 21-scenario eval: 100% top-1, 5 of 5 injections flagged); the code checks every quote and dollar figure against the records. Consent is verified server-side against what AssemblyAI heard you say. Demo business is fictional. Next: real connectors (Gmail, Zendesk, HubSpot) and AssemblyAI Guardrails to redact personal data. Plan: $99/month per founder seat.
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