The roles agents take on
An agent is created for the job in front of it, so this isn't a list of ready-made buttons — it's the roles people most often ask to have covered. Each one says what it does and where it stops.
Content
AI agent for writing content
Content doesn't get written because there is no spare hour between everything else, not because you can't write. The agent produces the draft for you — from your material, in your voice — and then stops. Publishing belongs to the person whose name goes on it.
View →Visual agentAI agent for visual content
The text is ready and the picture isn't, so the post doesn't go out. The agent builds the artwork from your templates and your photographs, prepares a version for every channel, and brings you a couple of options. It doesn't invent a look — it holds the one you already set.
View →Review agentAI agent for reviewing content before it goes out
This is the agent of the last step, not the first. The text is written, agreed and all but sent — and this is the cheapest possible moment to notice that general information has turned into professional advice, that nothing backs the number in the second line, and that the paragraph about your approach is nearly word for word what went out for a different client last month.
View →Clients
AI agent for client messages
A message arrives while you're busy, and two days later it isn't yours any more. An inbox agent holds the stream: it closes what is genuinely routine and moves everything else to a person quickly, with the context already gathered. The value isn't that a human was replaced — it's that nothing is lost and nothing sits unanswered for two days.
View →Reporting agentAI agent for client reports
The client report gets written on the last evening of the period, and it is almost always shorter than the work it describes. The agent takes the assembling: it pulls together what was done, what it produced and what happens next, lays it out in the format you already report in, and keeps a source behind every figure. What it means for the client, and how to say the part they won't like, stays with you.
View →Finance and documents
AI agent for document intake
Documents arrive the way the sender finds convenient: a receipt photographed in bad light, a contract as a PDF, source files in a zip, a signed consent form as a photo. The agent takes them at the door, works out what each one is, puts it where you will go looking for it later, and chases whatever is still missing.
View →Deadline agentAI agent for deadline tracking
Everyone has reminders, and they go off on the day the thing is already due. The agent counts the other way — back from the date to the point where the preparation still fits in the time left. That's the day it starts collecting what's missing, rather than waiting for you to remember.
View →Production
Analytics
Research
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What this looks like in an actual job
Talking about 'automation' in the abstract explains very little. These are walkthroughs of specific situations: who handles what, what runs on its own, and where the system has to stop and ask.
Read the walkthrough →IntegrationsThe tools agents work in
An agent doesn't work in a vacuum — it works in the services where your work already lives. Here is what it actually does there.
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