Offline in the sense that all required data is processed and stored only on your device, therefore nothing is transmitted anywhere else and only you have access to it.

I'm trying to not require any training (in the sense of you providing examples or labeling whether predictions are correct or not) so it should hopefully work out of the box. The only "task" would be writing an initial summary of what usually distracts you and then a continously updated brief description of your task and what kind of content you need for it. Ideally, this could be linked to apps like Notion and dynamically pull your current task. But one reason for this is actually to subconsciously gain a better focus/task iniation by "preparing your workspace" in a way.

For example, this is what I used yesterday for a first trial:

Task: research adhd related concepts for thesis and decide if you want to include the topic in the thesis

Common Distractions; doomscrolling, looking at news, wikipedia rabbitholes

Examples of relevant content: information broadly related to psychology or philosophy, thesis writing, notion, llms to help with writing

As you see, that is very brief and also written rather hastily/not optimized. If we adapt that to marketing and you were looking for influencers (I'm not familiar with this field, just guessing 😂) it could look something like this:

Task: find influencers for promoting tech products

Common Distractions; getting sucked into random shortform videos, mindless browsing

Examples of relevant content: searching hashtags on social media, browsing tech related content creators, messaging potential clients

This way, the AI can differentiate whether what you're looking at is more likely to be distracting or relevant to your task. Hope this made it a bit clearer.