Ready-made agents
Early accessAgents for the jobs you do every week.
Each one does one job well and tells you up front what it needs. Add one and it's yours: change what it does, when it runs and where it reports.
By job
Find one by what it helps with
Early access means it works and we use it ourselves every day. It's still moving, so bits of it will change. When it lets you down, tell us — that's the deal.
The library
Every ready-made agent
Open one to read what it does, what it needs and when it runs.
How it works
Pick one, and it's yours.
Pick one
Every agent says what it does, which apps it works with and when it runs, before you add it.
Make it yours
You get your own copy. Rename it, change what it does in your own words, or move it to a time that suits you.
It gets on with it
It runs on its schedule, or the moment something it waits for happens, and sends you what it found — by email, to your phone, or on its own page. When it's ready to act in your apps, it asks first, and only what you approve goes ahead.
Ready-made agents, answered.
An agent we've already built for a common job, with instructions to match and a time to run — or a moment to wait for, such as a new issue or an important email. Sometimes it's a few agents that work in turn, set up together. Adding one gives you your own copy, to use as it is or to change.
Not unless you let it. Before it sends a reply, publishes a post or changes anything else in your apps, it shows you exactly what it will do and waits for your yes. When it suggests several things, you pick the ones that go ahead.
Yes — it's yours. Change what it does, when it runs and where it reports, or switch it off. When we improve the original, you'll see that a newer version is ready, and your copy changes only if you choose to update it. Updating brings in our latest version of what it does, and keeps its name, schedule and where it reports.
Usually you can still add it. It waits, switched off, and tells you which app to connect; once you've connected it, switch it on. One that waits for something to happen in an app is different: connect that app first, because it starts watching as soon as you add it.
Adding one costs nothing. What it does each time it runs is paid from your balance, like anything else the assistant does for you.
Yes. Open Agents in the Android app, pick one and add it in a couple of taps. One that needs a choice from you first — what to watch for, say, or which of your accounts to use — is added on the website instead. Afterwards, change it on the website or just ask the assistant.
Put one to work for you.
Join the waitlist. Once you're in, adding a ready-made agent takes a couple of taps.