One builder. Four choices. An entirely reasonable amount of enthusiasm.
The actual Bez. The Promised Land, episode 6. Image credit ↗
A builder. A name. A little biblical lore.
In the book of Exodus, God specifically chooses Bezalel by name and fills him with His Spirit, giving him wisdom, understanding, and practical skill. His assignment: work with other craftspeople to build the tabernacle—the portable place of worship the Israelites carried through the wilderness.
He worked with metal, stone, and wood. Creativity and craftsmanship were part of his calling. That’s a name with a real builder’s story behind it. Read Exodus 31:1–11 ↗
The Promised Land brings its own fictionalized comedy to that biblical story. We love this Bez, too. Our proposal: keep Bezalel. Call it Bez for short.
Bezalel connects AI assistants to useful tools: shared memory, email, texting, a computer, safe spaces to run code, and connections to other apps. It also includes money-management tools with spending controls.
The clever part? Your tools and information can stay with you when you switch assistants. Instead of rebuilding the setup for each one, you connect them to the same service.
It works with tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor through MCP—a common way for AI assistants to connect to tools. Less setup to repeat. More things to build. That’s why we’re cheering.
