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Where an agent earns its seat

These are the jobs teams hand over on day one. Find the team closest to yours, see what the agent does on a normal Tuesday, and start with that one.

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Support

First reply in seconds, at 2am

Answers customers from your own guides and hands the hard ones to a person, with a summary.

See how support teams use it

On a normal day

  • Replies to a how-do-I question with the steps and a link to the page they came from
  • Sees the word refund and writes a three-line summary for whoever is on shift
  • Drafts the reply in the customer's language, then waits for a thumbs up before it sends

Usually connected to

  • Intercom
  • Zendesk
  • Notion

Engineering

The teammate who has read the whole repo

Triages issues, finds where the bug lives, and writes the parts of a pull request nobody enjoys.

See how engineering teams use it

On a normal day

  • Marks a new issue as a duplicate of #412 and links the fix that is already in review
  • Reads a Sentry alert, finds the file and the commit, and posts both in the channel
  • Drafts the release notes from merged pull requests every Friday at four

Usually connected to

  • GitHub
  • Linear
  • Sentry

Operations

The morning digest that writes itself

Pulls yesterday's numbers, writes the summary, and posts it before anyone has opened the sheet.

See how operations teams use it

On a normal day

  • Wakes at nine, reads the sheet, and posts a five-line digest of what moved
  • Notices a column that does not add up and asks before it posts anything
  • Moves a row to Airtable when someone types done in the channel

Usually connected to

  • Google Sheets
  • Airtable
  • Slack

Sales

Research that is done before the call

Briefs you on the company, keeps the CRM honest, and drafts the follow-up for you to approve.

See how sales teams use it

On a normal day

  • Turns a company name into a one-page brief with a source on every line
  • Lists the deals that went quiet this week and suggests one next step for each
  • Writes the follow-up email from your call notes and waits for you to approve it

Usually connected to

  • HubSpot
  • Apollo.io
  • Gmail

Marketing

A writer who already knows your voice

Turns a brief into posts and pages in your tone, and tells you on Monday what landed.

See how marketing teams use it

On a normal day

  • Drafts the launch post from your style sheet, with two headlines to pick from
  • Publishes to X only after you have read the exact text it is about to post
  • Reports last week's impressions every Monday and says what to try next

Usually connected to

  • X (Twitter)
  • Webflow
  • Canva

Marketplace

Start from a ready-made bot

Each one comes with its instructions, rules and routines already written. Add it to the workspace, rename it, tell it one thing about your team, and it is in your channels.

  • Support

    Customer support

    Answers customers from your docs, escalates what it cannot solve.

  • Researcher

    Research

    Finds, reads and summarises. Every claim with a source.

  • Writer

    Content

    Turns briefs into posts, emails and pages in your voice.

  • Projects Manager

    Project management

    Keeps tickets, owners and deadlines honest.

  • Site Reliability

    Engineering

    Watches deploys and errors, explains what broke.

  • Sales Assistant

    Sales

    Keeps the CRM clean and the follow-ups on time.

  • Data Analyst

    Analytics

    Answers questions with numbers from your database and analytics.

  • Social Media

    Marketing

    Drafts and schedules posts, reports what worked.

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Start with one job. Add the next when it has earned it

The free plan has one agent and about a hundred replies a month. Enough to find out whether it fits, no card needed.

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