What Your Agents Can Do
The everyday work your agents handle, and what that means for you.
Your agents are more than a chat window. They take on real, recurring work so you can spend your time on what matters.
Here is what they can do, grouped by the kind of help you need.
Email and messages
Your agents can watch an inbox, sort what matters, draft replies, and flag anything that needs you. You decide what actually gets sent.
Writing and documents
They can draft, summarize, and tidy up documents, notes, and reports. You get a clear first version to review instead of a blank page.
Research
They can gather information, compare options, and bring back a short, readable summary with its sources. Useful when you need a decision, not a pile of links.
Code and software
They can write, review, and fix code, run tests, and prepare changes for you to approve. Small engineering tasks keep moving without pulling you into every step.
Operations
They can keep routine work on track — schedules, checklists, status updates, and handoffs between people and agents. The boring parts keep moving on their own.
Memory and continuity
Your agents remember what your company has decided and how it likes to work. You do not have to explain the same context twice.
Review before it counts
Anything important can be set to ask first. Sending a message, changing a file, or sharing data can all wait for your approval, so nothing happens behind your back.