One agent per job, from sales to legal.
Every team has work that follows the same shape each week and a few people who know exactly how it should be done. tting turns that into an agent the whole team can ask, and a workflow that runs without being asked.
The Monday report writes itself.
Connect the pipeline sheet, give the report agent your format, and let a workflow pull the numbers every Monday morning. Leads get a digest before standup, and anything that dropped is flagged.
- Agent: Weekly report writer, with your report format as a skill and last quarter's reports as Knowledge.
- Connectors: Google Sheets for the pipeline, Notion for account notes.
- Workflow: every Monday 09:00, read the sheet, call the agent, notify leads if pipeline dropped, save the digest.
First replies drafted from the help center, not from memory.
Upload the help center and the escalation rules once. A triage agent reads each new ticket, drafts a reply with citations, and hands anything about billing to a person.
- Agent: Support triage, with a reply template and escalation rules as skills.
- Knowledge: the help center export and the current release notes, read again when they change.
- Approvals: drafts stay in the workspace; nothing is sent to a customer without a person choosing to.
New people stop asking the same ten questions.
Put the handbook, the policies and the process docs in Knowledge and make an onboarding agent the representative for the workspace. Questions get answered with a link to the page; meeting notes turn into action lists.
- Agent: Onboarding guide as the representative agent, answering from the handbook with citations.
- Agent: Meeting notes to actions, with your action-item format as a skill.
- Connectors: Notion for the handbook, Google Calendar and Docs for meetings.
Every contract checked against the same list.
A reviewer agent reads an uploaded contract against your checklist and produces a summary in your format, in a file you can keep. What it flags is grounded in the document; what it can't find, it says.
- Agent: Contract reviewer, with the review checklist and summary format as skills.
- Files: attach the contract in the conversation; the summary lands in Artifacts as docx or pdf.
- Control: under the default approval setting, the agent asks before it saves or exports a file.
Hand one recurring job to an agent.
Set up one agent on your own for free, or book a demo and we'll build the first workflow with you.