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Describe a job in plain words. Agents drafts the plan, connects your tools, and checks with you before anything that matters.

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Agents can work with the tools you already use

    An agent is a helper with a job, tools, and limits

    Chat tools answer you. An agent keeps going after you close the tab. It watches for something, does the work, and comes back when it needs you. Pick a part to see what it does.

    Invoice chaserFinance
    Example

    Starts when

    Six kinds of agent to start from

    Most agents fall into a few shapes. Choose one, then change it to fit how you work.

    Inbox helper

    Reads what comes in and handles the routine part.

    Researcher

    Looks things up, compares sources, and writes it up.

    Number watcher

    Keeps an eye on numbers and speaks up when they move.

    Scheduler

    Finds times, books them, reminds people, and follows up.

    Support agent

    Answers common questions and hands off the hard ones.

    Follow-up agent

    Keeps leads moving without nagging.

    From one sentence to a running agent

    You describe the job. Agents does the setup and shows you each step before it goes live.

    1. Describe the job

      Write it the way you would explain it to a new colleague. No forms, no flowcharts.

      New agent
      Chase unpaid invoices every Monday and tell me who is still late.
      WeeklyBuild
    2. Review the plan

      See what it will start from, what it will do, and where it will stop and ask. Change any line.

      Draft planNeeds your OK
      Starts
      Mondays, 9:00
      Does
      Emails late payers
      Asks you
      Before each email
    3. Connect your tools

      Allow only what the job needs. Each tool is a separate, revocable permission.

      Tools
      EmailSend as you, with approval
      Allowed
      SpreadsheetRead invoices
      Allowed
      CalendarNot needed for this job
      Off
    4. Test it, then switch it on

      A test run shows what the agent would do and sends nothing. When it looks right, turn it on.

      Test run
      Test mode: nothing is sent
      Found 12 open invoices
      3 are more than 7 days late
      Drafting 3 reminder emails
      Turn on this agent

    You decide how much freedom it gets

    The same agent can work at four levels of independence. Start close, then loosen the leash once you trust it.

    Stay in control the whole time

    Everything an agent does is logged, limited, and reversible by you. Try the controls below.

    See every action

    The log lists what the agent did and why. Actions that need approval wait here for you.

      Choose what needs approval

      • Sending emailsReview before it goes out
      • Spending moneyAlways ask
      • Editing sheetsAct, then tell me

      Set a spending limit

      Monthly limit$40
      $10 of $40 used so far

      Test before it goes live

      Run it on real data with sending turned off.

      • Read the open invoices
      • Pick the late ones
      • Draft the emails
      Nothing is sent in a test.

      Pause any time

      One switch stops the agent. It picks up where it left off when you turn it back on.

      RunningNext run: Monday, 9:00

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      What is an agent, exactly?

      An agent is software you give a job to. It works from a trigger, uses the tools you allow, and reports back. Unlike a chat, it keeps working when you are not there.

      Do I need to code?

      No. You describe the job in plain words and review the plan Agents drafts. You change it by editing the plan, not by writing code.

      What can an agent do without asking me?

      Only what you allow. Each agent has a freedom level, and sending, spending, and deleting can always require your approval.

      Which tools will it connect to?

      We are starting with email, calendars, spreadsheets, documents, and chat. The list will grow based on what early members ask for.

      What will it cost?

      Pricing is not final. Joining the waitlist is free, and you will see the price before anything is charged.

      When can I use it?

      We are letting people in gradually. Join with your email and we will write when your spot opens.

      Your first agent isone sentence away

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