An agent works while a chatbot waits.
A chatbot waits. You open it, you type, it answers, you close it. The work is still yours.
An agent doesn’t wait. Connect Outlook, GitHub, your calendar, a dozen other tools. Say what matters to you. Then walk away.
It runs on a schedule. The research gets done overnight. The briefing is written before you wake. You don’t start the day catching up. You start it already ahead.
Connect your tools
Tell it what to watch
It runs. On its own.
What your agents do while you're gone.
Research that runs itself
Point an agent at a topic, a market, or a question. It digs, cross-checks, and reports back with the answer and the sources. You never had to ask twice.
Briefings that write themselves
Every morning, your agent pulls the threads, the docs, and the decisions that need you into one clean read. The executive brief, done before you're up.
Intelligence on what's moving
Competitors, your own numbers, the industry. Your agent watches it all and tells you what changed, before you'd think to look.
Walk in already prepped
Your agent knows your schedule. It pulls the docs for your 10am, flags the double-booking, and tells you what's coming.
Built with plain words
No flowcharts, no triggers, no templates. Tell the agent what you want the way you'd tell a person. It works out the rest.
Nothing happens without you
Agents read by default. The few things they can act on, like a LinkedIn post or a calendar event, wait for your approval first.
It plugs into the tools you already live in.
No copy-paste. No exports. No screenshots fed into a prompt. Your agents read the live data, the moment it changes.
A few agents people actually run.
The Executive Briefing
Your morning, synthesized before you open the laptop. The decisions waiting on you, the prep for today's meetings, the context you'd have spent an hour assembling.
Sample brief
3 decisions need you today. The vendor renewal is the urgent one, summary and options below. 10am product sync: doc shared 40min ago, here's what changed. Your 2pm and 2:30 overlap.
The Pipeline Watcher
It keeps your deals warm so none go quiet on you. Target accounts, stale follow-ups, and a drafted nudge waiting for your approval.
Sample brief
Acme hasn't replied in 9 days, draft follow-up below. Your champion at Northwind just changed jobs. Two target accounts posted hiring signals this week.
The Market Scout
It tracks your numbers and your rivals, and tells you when something moves. The brief lands before you'd think to look.
Sample brief
Traffic up 12% week over week, mostly organic. A competitor pushed a new pricing page yesterday. Here's what changed.
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