What it can do
Hand it off. It's just done.
If you'd give it to a person, you can give it to your agent — in Slack, in plain English. It takes the task, works it on its own machine, and delivers back to the thread. Off your plate, out of your head.
You say it once
One message, where you already work
It works
On its own machine — browsing, making, checking
It's delivered
In the thread, with a receipt
What you can hand it.
Real messages you could send this afternoon.
Research and reports
It has its own browser and reads the web the way you do — then hands you a document, not forty links.
“Build a comparison of the top 5 tools our customers keep mentioning — pricing, gaps, and where we win”
“Research this prospect before my 2pm — company, funding, recent news, who I'm talking to”
Finished docs, tables, and one-pagers — in the thread where you asked.
A week with your agent, by role.
One agent, every seat — it knows whose thread is whose.
Founder
The stuff that eats your evenings:
“Prep the board update — pull the numbers, draft the narrative”
“Research the two companies that just entered our space”
“Draft replies to everything in my inbox older than 2 days”
“Every Sunday night: my week ahead, with prep notes per meeting”
You review and send. The thinking's done before you sit down.
It finishes the job in your tools.
Integrations aren't a feature list — they're how tasks actually get done. Mid-task, your agent moves through whatever the work touches:
3,000+ tools connect natively. And when something has no integration — the supplier portal, the government form — it opens the website and does it the way you would. If the work touches it, the agent can finish it.
Delegate without doing math.
Most agents make you bring your own API key — so every task you hand off quietly bills you, and you start rationing your own assistant. Yours is flat rate. The tenth task costs what the first one did: nothing extra.
No meter. No per-task tax. Delegation you don't have to think about — which is the entire point of delegation.
All of it, on every plan. No feature gates, ever.
The plan changes how much it can think — never what it can do.
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