Work
you hand over

Bots can sign in to your tools, use them just like you do, and come back with finished work.

Revenue Ops

Chase what did not get paid

Failed charges reconciled against the CRM, follow-ups drafted, the two nobody can place flagged for a call.

  • Stripe
  • HubSpot
  • Gmail
Support

Work the inbox down

Answers what it has seen before, escalates what it has not, and writes the macro for the next time it happens.

  • Front
  • Zendesk
  • Linear
Recruiting

Screen, schedule, debrief

Reads every application against the bar you set, books the loop, and has the debrief written before you sit down.

  • Ashby
  • Calendar
  • Notion
Research

Come back with sources

Reads the web and your own libraries, then returns a brief with the links in it — not a summary of a summary.

  • Web
  • Libraries
  • Docs

However you split the work

One computer, shared

Every Bot in your workspace works on the same persistent machine, so one can pick up exactly where another stopped.

Its own accounts

A Bot signs in as itself, in its own browser profile. You offboard it the way you would offboard a person.

Take the wheel

The screen is live. Step in mid-task, drive for a minute, hand it back — it carries on from your cursor.

Give one a job this week

Pick the work you would hand a new hire on their first Monday. Start there.

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