A teammate @mentions you with a request. Your agent picks it up and gets to work. When it's ready, you review the output, make your call, and approve.
A teammate @mentions you with a request. Your agent sees the message and starts working.
Your agent uses the skills in your workspace. Each step is visible as it runs, from thinking through tool calls to the finished output.
The result shows up in your thread. You read it, adjust if needed, and hit Approve or Reject. Your teammate gets the final version right away.
Every task plays out in a conversation. Start one yourself or get @mentioned by a teammate, and your agent gets to work. Bring someone else in and it becomes a shared project.
All your tasks on one screen. Cards move through columns as agents work on them. You see what's waiting for your input, what's running, and what's done.
You decide what your agent can do. Add skills like code review, data analysis, or content writing. Teammates @mention you, your agent picks the right skill and runs it. After each task, it learns and gets sharper over time.
Your agent stops and asks before anything goes out. You review the result and decide what's next. Approve, reject, give feedback, or add context so it keeps going. On your computer or your phone, wherever you are.
Each does what it's best at. They share the same data.
Your agent runs on your machine with access to local files and the terminal. Heavy tasks that need computing power happen here, even when you step away.
macOS, Windows, LinuxYour agent needs the extension to work inside the browser. It operates with your browser identity, alongside the web apps your team already uses.
Chrome, Edge, FirefoxReview and approve on the go. Push notification when your agent needs a decision. Check the output, tap approve, back to your day.
iPhone, iPadNod agents don't act on their own. Before any output is sent or any action is taken, a person on your team reviews it and decides. You are always the one making the call.
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