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An AI teammate
for every employee.

Give your team agents that work across their tools, remember their work, and handle recurring tasks. Talk to them in Slack or on the web.

Open source. Self-hostable. Built for teams.

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Illustrative workflow

Delegate a task. Follow the work.

It opens the tools, does the work, and stops on its own when a step needs a human.

One ask from maya in Slack goes to her own agent running in a sealed sandbox with credentials it can never read. On its own the agent pulled 1,204 Stripe charges, matched them against our books in Postgres finding 3 that don't match, and posted the summary to #finance. The $840 refund is held, waiting on kim to approve.

Running your own agent is one thing.
Setting up your team is another.

Setup repeats

Each person needs an agent, hosting, and tool connections.

Someone has to maintain it

Keep agents running and update access as people join or leave.

Your team needs to get on with work

Using an agent shouldn't require setting up infrastructure.

Set it up once.
Give everyone their own agent.

An agent per employee

Each person gets their own conversation, memory, and workspace, in Slack or on the web.

Connect company tools

Set up shared connections and choose which ones each agent can use.

Schedule recurring work

Give routine tasks a schedule instead of repeating the same request.

Manage the team in one place

Manage agents, access, and approval rules from one dashboard.

Example team workflows

Your agent is already working

Schedule recurring tasks so you don't have to repeat the same request.
It runs on its own, and waits for your approval when your rules say so.

A Slack workspace on a Tuesday morning at a 40-person company. In the #agents channel, five employees' agents each post what they did: maya's found what caused an overnight error spike and opened PR #2214, ana's cleared the ticket queue with 38 replied and 4 passed to her, leo's pulled campaign numbers showing CAC down 12%, kim's cut off access for a contractor and shut off 9 accounts. sam's agent checked 1,204 Stripe charges against our books and stopped at an $840 refund, posting an approval card that reads "Payments over $500 need a human. I've stopped here." with Approve and Deny buttons, waiting on sam.

Works with the tools your team already uses.

Connect your team's tools and choose which connections each agent can use. Work across services without copying everything between tabs.

You decide what needs approval.

Let agents handle routine work. Require a person to approve the actions you choose, such as sending an email or deleting a record.

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Example approval rule

  1. 1. Prepare

    The agent drafts the follow-up email.

  2. 2. Ask

    Your rule requires approval before sending.

  3. 3. Wait

    The send action waits for your decision.

Open source. Run it on your infrastructure.

Read the code, build your own skills, and self-host OneCLI. Or use the hosted app to get started.

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Core code is Apache-2.0. Enterprise features have a separate license.

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