Agents
Hand work off. Check back later.
Delegated runs with schedules, bounded execution, and full progress traces.
Four things every task gets.
Cap it at a dollar amount. When it hits the limit it stops and asks.
Every morning, every Monday, the first of the month. Whatever pattern you want.
Fire it from a button, an email, or a signal from another tool.
Every run leaves a row you can open up to see exactly what happened.
Chain what happens next.
A trigger fires, the agent runs, and the result kicks off the next step — a whole workflow you set up once and never touch again.
Close the tab, shut your laptop, lose your Wi-Fi. The task keeps running on our side and the results will be waiting when you come back. We can ping you when it's done.
What you get
Keep delegated work bounded with explicit schedules, trigger rules, and run history you can inspect.
Run every morning, every Monday, on the first of the month. The cron you wanted but never wrote.
Webhook in, email in, file-changed in: the agent wakes up and does its work.
Every step lands in the task pane. Open it at any point, see exactly where the agent is.
Catch the agent mid-task, change the instructions, restart from a checkpoint, or finish the work yourself.
Who it's for
Every Monday 9am: pull metrics, summarise, post to the workspace channel. The task does it; you read the result.
Overnight: re-run a benchmark across every model release this week. Wake up to the table.
On every PR webhook: skim the diff, flag patterns, comment if anything matches the workspace's style guide.
How it works
- 1Pick an agent and a job
Either ask in chat 'do this every Monday' or build the task from the agent's task panel.
- 2Set the budget
Cap by dollar, run count, or time: your call.
- 3Set the trigger
Schedule it, wire a webhook, or run it on demand.
- 4Watch from the task list
Every run becomes a row. Click in to see the trace, the artifacts, the cost.
See it in practice
“Every weekday at 9am, summarize what landed in /Inbox and post the digest here”
“When a file lands in /Contracts, extract the key terms into a summary note”
“Every Monday, pull last week's metrics and draft the status update in /Reports”
Frequently asked
Set up the first one.
Pick an agent, set a budget, set a schedule. Get your mornings back.