We gave the agent a computer.
Your agent gets its own workspace. You hook up your tools and tell it what to do. It remembers everything, works on its own, and checks with you before doing anything that matters.
Free to start. No credit card required.
You are doing work an agent should be doing.
Chasing follow-ups. Rebuilding context every Monday. Copying status between tools nobody reads. Running meetings that should have been one message.
You already made the decisions. The problem is everything that happens after.
The agent has its own workspace.
It remembers
The workspace keeps state across days and weeks. Your agent continues where it left off, not where you last explained things.
You choose what it can reach
Connect a tool, a doc folder, a channel. The agent only works with what you give it. Start small and open things up as you go.
It does the actual work
Drafts the follow-up. Checks who owes what. Pulls together the briefing. The kind of work you keep meaning to get to.
Nothing happens without you
Anything that matters gets sent to you for review first. You approve, edit, or kill it. Every action is logged.
Give it one job. See what happens.
Hook it up
Connect the tools and channels your agent needs. It only sees what you let it see.
Point it at something
A morning briefing. A pile of meeting notes. Customer follow-ups that have been sitting there for a week. Whatever is nagging you.
Let it learn
The more you work together, the less you explain. It picks up your tone, your shorthands, who handles what on your team.
Bring people in
Give teammates access. The agent learns how they work too, not just you.
You can see everything it does.
Starts with nothing
Your agent has zero access until you connect something. You open doors one at a time.
Asks before acting
Anything that could have real consequences shows up for your review first. The agent drafts, you decide.
Keeps a log
Every action, every tool call, timestamped. Personal info is scrubbed by default. You can audit anytime.
No hidden behavior
It does what you told it to, within the scope you gave it. Nothing else.
People use it for all kinds of things.
Running the week
Morning briefings, Friday recaps, the follow-ups you keep forgetting. The agent keeps the rhythm going.
Keeping launches on track
Who owes what, what shipped, what is stuck. Your agent watches the threads and drafts the updates you used to write by hand.
The stuff between tools
Your chat, docs, and project board do not talk to each other. The agent covers what falls between them.
Give it a job and see.
Hook up one tool. Point the agent at something real. You will know in a week whether this is for you.