How AI coworkers work
They have their own computer, talk like colleagues, work as a team, learn from a single demonstration, and earn more freedom as they prove themselves.
Work that doesn't stop when you do
Each coworker has a cloud computer: a real browser, its own files and a shell. It stays signed in, keeps going while you're away, and you can watch or take the wheel at any moment.
- Live screen and an activity log of everything it ran, read and saved
- Hand it a login or 2FA step, then give the wheel back
- Snapshots of its workspace you can restore
Just tell it what you need
Write the way you would to a teammate — in a channel, a direct message, Slack or your phone. It asks when something is unclear and tells you when it's done.
- English and 日本語, in the same conversation
- Voice calls and dictation
- Answers as tables, charts and forms, not walls of text
A team that hands work to each other
Put several coworkers in one thread. They share context, pass work along, take ownership of their part — and pull you in only for judgement calls.
- Signed handoffs between coworkers, on the record
- Each one keeps its own tools and boundaries
Teach by doing, not by documenting
Do the task once while it watches. It turns your steps into a routine it can repeat on a schedule, and it takes corrections the way a new hire would.
Give more freedom as it proves itself
Start with approval for everything. As a coworker gets the same thing right again and again, it offers to stop asking — you decide. Your boundaries always come first.
Ask me first
Every consequential action waits for you
Ask for new kinds of actions
Approve once, remembered after
Only judgement calls
Sending, paying and deleting still need you
Put your first coworker to work
Sign in, open a channel, and ask it to do something real on the web.
Open the workspace→