The work behind the product
See how AI work actually gets done.
Explore complete workflows, the specialist agents inside them, and practical guides for connecting AI to the tools your team already uses.
The system in one minute
Three parts. One complete job.
A request becomes a visible workflow. Focused agents handle each responsibility. An orchestrator keeps the plan, tools, dependencies, and approvals connected until the result is done.
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The tools stay. The work gets organized.
Browse 52 providers and 557 supported actions across communication, publishing, SEO, commerce, advertising, research, media, and more.
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Ready-made paths
Start with a complete workflow.
See the real stages, specialists, connected apps, and approval points for work across engineering, content, sales, support, SEO, and paid media.
Explore all workflows →Branding Content Production
Turn an idea into a researched, reviewed piece of content, then prepare it for every channel you choose.
Customer Feedback Intake
Bring customer feedback from chat and email into one clear, investigation-ready thread.
Engineering Tracked Delivery
Turn a request into a clear plan, complete it step by step, check the result, and keep the proof.
Marketing Campaign Production
Move from a campaign idea to messaging, creative, landing pages, and a complete review gallery.
Media Buying Campaign Launch
Plan and launch a paid campaign through clear checks, approvals, and connected ad tools.
SEO Keyword Research
Turn a business goal into a prioritized map of search opportunities and content ideas.
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Useful answers, not AI filler.
Each guide starts with the direct answer, then uses real product workflows, interactive visuals, and connected examples to explain the details.
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GeminiAI agent vs. workflow vs. orchestrator: what is the difference?
Agents perform focused roles, workflows define how work moves, and orchestrators coordinate the whole job. Here is how the three fit together.
Read the guideHow to use Codex, Claude Code, or Gemini with the tools you already have
Keep your preferred AI client and existing business apps. Add a shared work layer so requests become trackable plans with safe, explicit actions.
Read the guideWhat is an agentic workflow? A practical guide to AI-powered work
An agentic workflow turns a goal into visible steps that AI can plan, complete, check, and hand off across the tools your team already uses.
Read the guideFocused responsibilities
The right specialist at the right stage.
Agents research, create, review, and verify. Orchestrators keep the entire job consistent as it moves between them.
Meet every agent →Branding Channel Strategist
Owns angle, structure, and channel publication job decisions without executing publication.
Branding Claim Auditor
Read-only adversarial reviewer that enforces evidence-over-assertion.
Branding Evidence Curator
Interviews, researches, harvests, classifies, dedupes, and captures operational receipts as traceable evidence-items.
Brand Orchestrator
Main-agent operating loop for interview-led, evidence-grounded authority content production and automated channel publication.
Campaign Production Orchestrator
Generic main-agent coordination preset for end-to-end marketing campaign production from intake brief through plan approval, media production, landing pages, visual signoff, and gallery…
Delivery Orchestrator
Generic main-agent SDLC delivery coordination preset for project-adapted flow design, planning, tracker/plan coordination, reviewer selection, E2E/manual verification matrices, evidence…