Each agent is a preset built for a real role. Start from one, assign the tools it may use, publish a version — and it's ready to work, governed from the very first run.
Keeps delivery moving
The flagship operator. It watches your projects and delivery work, chases what is stalling, drafts status updates and proposes the next actions — so the work stays on track without a human babysitting the board.
Keeps knowledge current
Turns scattered context into living documentation. It drafts and updates internal docs, runbooks and notes from your existing sources, and surfaces what has gone stale — keeping your knowledge base trustworthy.
Gathers and synthesises
A read-heavy specialist that pulls together what you need to decide. It collects information across your connected tools and the web, then synthesises it into a clear, sourced brief — no side effects, just signal.
Drafts in your voice
Produces first drafts that sound like you. From outreach emails to posts and announcements, it prepares content grounded in your context and hands it to a human to approve before anything is sent.
Turns data into reports
Pulls numbers from your finance, CRM and delivery tools and assembles them into the reports your team actually reads. Consistent, on-schedule, and always traceable back to the source.
Triages and drafts replies
Takes the first pass at your inbound queries. It triages incoming messages, gathers the relevant context, and drafts a reply — which a human approves before it ever reaches the customer.
Keeps the pipeline tidy
Looks after CRM hygiene and follow-through. It keeps records up to date, drafts follow-ups, and proposes the next move on a deal — with every CRM write and outbound message gated for approval.
Checks against policy
A careful reviewer that holds work to your standards. It checks documents, actions and records against policy, flags what looks off, and produces an evidence trail — supporting the audit, never bypassing it.
You don't write agents from scratch. You configure them — and the governance comes built in.
Choose exactly which tools an agent may use. It can only ever touch what you grant it.
Publishing freezes the agent. That version is immutable, so its behaviour is reproducible.
Test against real context in the sandbox before you let it act for the first time.
Whichever agent you start with, the rule is the same: it proposes, and a human approves anything that changes the outside world. See how the loop works →
Tell us the work you'd hand over first, and we'll show you the agent for it — running on your own tools.