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Put AI to work.
Across your team.

AI coworkers that research, prepare reports and handle follow-ups using your company’s knowledge and tools.

Work with the tools your team uses.

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The product in action

From a research question
to a brief you can use.

In 63 seconds, see an agent research in its browser, return a sourced brief and help prepare a support handoff.

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What’s shown in the tour

0:04 · Computer use. Give an agent a research task, follow its work in a live browser and see the sourced brief returned to the thread.

0:22 · Bots. Create a support bot, write its standing rules, attach cases and review its handoff. The recording also shows configuring a recurring routine.

0:42 · Workspace. Navigate threads, projects and the library. At 0:49, explore skills, playbooks, knowledge, memory and workspace themes.

Review and control

Delegate tasks.
Keep the decisions.

Use approval controls for sensitive actions and inspect the steps and files behind a result.

Explore the controls
Customer follow-upExample

Reply draft

Ready for your review.

“Thanks for flagging this. Here’s a summary of what we found and the next steps…”

Waiting for your review

Set the boundaries

Review sensitive actions through approval controls.

Approvals

See the work behind it

Inspect the steps, tool calls and outputs in each run.

Run history

Choose where it runs

Self-host and bring your own AI provider keys.

Open source

Knowledge and routines

Keep the context.
Build on the work.

Add company docs and instructions your coworkers can reuse. Your team reviews proposed knowledge before it’s shared.

Give recurring work a schedule. Each bot keeps its own thread and standing instructions, ready for the next report.

Explore bots and routines
Weekly team briefExample

Prepare a weekly update with progress, blockers and next steps.

Schedule
Every Monday · 9:00 am
Context
Team notes and standing instructions
Result
A brief in the bot’s thread

Open source. Your choice of AI.

Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Pi. Your choice of agent, in one workspace.

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Common questions

Before you
hand it off.

Something else on your mind?

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How does our team share context?

Add company documents and instructions that your AI coworkers can use across tasks. Your team reviews proposed knowledge before publishing it. Bots keep their own threads and standing rules, so recurring work has a place to continue.

Explore company knowledge
What can I actually hand off?

Start with a task that has a clear result: a weekly report, an account brief, inbox triage or a research summary. Give your agent the relevant context and connected tools, then review what it produces.

Browse example workflows
Do I need to know how to code?

You describe the task in plain language. Your workspace still needs to be set up with an AI provider and the tools you want to connect. Self-hosting is a technical setup; the documentation walks your team through it.

See the setup guide
What can I see before signing up?

Watch the 63-second demo without signing up. It shows browser research, a sourced brief, a support bot and the shared workspace. The separate task walkthrough shows an app being built and the files it returns.

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Can our team keep control of its data?

UseAgent supports self-hosting and bringing your own AI provider keys. Connected tools use the access you grant, and approval controls let your team review sensitive actions. Your deployment and provider choices determine where data is processed.

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What does it cost?

The open-source software is free to self-host. Your AI provider and infrastructure costs are separate. Check the pricing page for the current hosted offering and early-access details.

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