docs(library): update best-ai-agents-for-executive-assistant-tasks

[icecrasher321]

Content update to apps/sim/content/library/best-ai-agents-for-executive-assistant-tasks: Refresh the existing library post in place at /library/best-ai-agents-for-executive-assistant-tasks; do not change its URL or create a competing page. Replace the opening with the direct recommendation summary, add the compact best-fit comparison table, and reorganize the body around the verbatim buyer questions covering calendar management, email, research, approvals, integrations, and human review. Preserve any existing facts, figures, or primary-source citations that remain supported and do not conflict with the refreshed copy. Validate the Human in the Loop description against current Sim documentation immediately before publication, including pause, approval, rejection, timeout, resume, and duplicate-response behavior; remove any behavior that the documentation does not support. Recheck every dated vendor license, deployment, billing, plan, and availability statement against the linked official vendor page and update the 'As of September 2026' date if publication occurs later. Keep FAQ questions and answers as plain text when migrating them to the unbounded frontmatter faq array. Preserve the distinction that Sim is Apache 2.0 and n8n is source-available under the Sustainable Use License, not OSI-approved open source. Retain the route to /library/best-ai-agent-builder-2026 so this use-case page does not cannibalize the canonical head-term article.

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[Low risk] Updates documentation content for an article.

The PR should not merge until the licensing comparison distinguishes Sim’s Apache-licensed core from its enterprise features.

Findings

1.  Enterprise licensing is omitted ▶

Summary

Refreshes the existing executive-assistant comparison with a recommendation summary, product table, task-focused buyer questions, expanded plain-text FAQ, and links to the canonical agent-builder guide. The Sim licensing description needs to distinguish its Apache-licensed core from separately licensed enterprise features.

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Enterprise licensing is omitted The article tells buyers evaluating self-hosting that Sim is Apache 2.0 software. That applies to Sim’s core, but the enterprise features in apps/sim/ee/ have a separate license that requires a subscription for production use and restricts modification and redistribution. Without that distinction, a buyer could make a deployment or redistribution decision based on the wrong license terms.