The assistants in most homes are execution layers, not thinking systems. They translate a fixed set of phrases into predefined actions, so anything that needs real judgment or context falls outside what they can do.
Frontier models change that. They can reason about a situation, plan across steps, and act through tools instead of waiting for an exact command. The hard part is no longer the intelligence, but the environment it runs in.
Alfred is that environment. We put a frontier model at the center of the home and give it the tools, context, and room to take real action. We are early, raising a pre-seed, and building toward it.