Workers
A dashboard that refreshes itself, and a chat that builds it with you.
Personal or shared. Tiles on saved data recipes, notes and reminders, standing rules, tasks that run while you're away, and an approval card before anything goes out.
More than 50 widget types, one sentence each
Single values with deltas, comparisons, sortable lists with CSV/XLSX export, bar / line / area / pie / funnel charts, a real calendar with day, week and month views, notes, to-dos, reminders, a checklist that ticks itself, rules, memory, tasks, chat history, notifications and the toolbox tiles.
Recipes, not re-prompts
A data tile is a saved, read-only recipe: an integration action, a single SQL SELECT, a table from a spreadsheet, or the replay of an analysis you did in chat. It refreshes on its own schedule with no AI in the loop, resolves dates like {{days_ago:7}} at run time, and tells you when it went stale.
Rules and memory
Say “from now on, amounts in EUR” and it becomes a rule your Worker obeys on every turn. It is literally the list injected into its instructions. Memory is per person: in a shared Worker, everyone sees only their own.
Tasks that run while you sleep
Delegate an outcome once, daily, weekly, monthly or every few hours. You approve a list of what it may do (fourteen permissions, from “set reminders” to “reply through Zoho Desk”); the run keeps to that list, declines the rest, and reports back to your inbox.
Sub-agents and workflows as tools
A Worker can ask any agent in its toolbox and run any workflow you're allowed to run. Each run shows its status and step trail inline. Big builds are handed off to Agent Mode with a written brief.
Built for a team
Owner, editor and viewer roles; live presence (“Viewing now: Sarah, Alex”); an activity feed of who pinned, added or delegated what; a usage panel with chat turns, healthy widgets and things built. Every recipe on a personal account shows whose account it runs as.
Receipts, not spinners
A Worker is judged by what it does, so every action stays on the record.
Each tool call renders as a fixed chip in the conversation, not a transient thinking state. The transcript reads like a log: what was read, what was built, what was shared, what was set up.
- Reviewed the dashboard
- Queried the database
- Searched the documents
- Read HubSpot pipeline
- Created a widget
- Pinned to the dashboard
- Saved a rule
- Saved to memory
- Set a reminder
- Set up a task
- Asked another agent
- Started a workflow
- Checked integration health
- Shared access
- Saved a file
- Searched the web
Tomorrow is a long time in AI. Start today.
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