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Hand the repeat work to agents.

Agents have their own skills and connect to your tools. Give one a deliverable or a weekly routine; it reports back inside your project, and anything that publishes or spends waits for you.

How agents work

Agent work runs on your credits, with an estimate before it starts.

Three ways to use them

Give an agent a thing to make, a schedule to keep, or a question

  1. 1One-off

    Hand off a deliverable

    Pick something the project needs (ad variants, a report, a set of posts) and hand it to an agent. It makes it with its own skills and your connected tools, and the files come back to the project for review.

  2. 2Recurring

    Set up a routine

    Recurring work on a schedule: every day, week or month. Each run posts its results in the project's Routines thread, so the history sits next to the work.

  3. 3In the moment

    Mention an agent in any chat

    Type @ to bring an agent into a conversation. It answers with the tools it's connected to, in the chat you're already in.

Routines

The weekly jobs nobody gets to

Write what it should do each time in a sentence, pick how often, and the agent confirms the schedule in the Routines thread.

  • Weekly ad results

    Every week

    How the ads did, and three new variants for the weakest one

  • Monday metrics recap

    Every week

    Last week's numbers from your sheet, in five lines

  • Review digest

    Every day

    New customer reviews, sorted into praise, problems and ideas

  • Competitor watch

    Every week

    Price and offer changes on the sites you list

  • Monthly sales summary

    Every month

    Totals, best sellers and what changed, as a PDF

  • Lead follow-ups

    Every day

    Drafted replies to new enquiries, waiting for your okay

Connects through Settings → Integrations, including

  • Google Drive
  • Google Calendar
  • Slack
  • Notion
  • HubSpot
  • Linear
  • GitHub
  • Figma
  • Meta Ads

You stay in charge

Agents do the work. You make the calls.

Anything that publishes, spends or can't be undone comes back to you first.

  • Drafts, not posts

    Approved ad creative goes to Meta Ads as paused drafts. Nothing is published or spent until you do it.

  • It waits for you

    When an agent needs an answer, it stops and waits in its thread. You see it in the project.

  • Every run is on record

    Routine results land in one thread per project, so you can see what ran, when, and what it found.

  • Cost up front

    Agent work uses your credits. You see the estimate before anything is produced.

Start with one routine.

Open a project, add a routine, and see the first run in its thread. Free to start.