Features

Three memory types work together to store conversations, accumulate knowledge, and retain learned behaviors across sessions, users, and even agent boundaries.

Pre-built integrations across every major business domain, authenticated via OAuth 2.0 or API key, plus a self-developing capability for anything not yet in the catalog.

Choose your LLM provider, set autonomy boundaries, define tool access, and deploy production-grade agents that handle real-world tasks end-to-end.

Real-time voice conversations with your agents in the browser, using your own LiveKit and speech-provider accounts.

Browse a curated catalogue of ready-made agents and teams, published by HeartBeatAgents, and install one into your own workspace in a couple of clicks.

Schedule cron, interval, file-watcher, or one-off triggers so an agent keeps working on its own, without you starting each run by hand.

Set a currency and an hourly rate once, and every hour an agent saves gets reported in real terms, not just as a number of runs.

Share a folder from Settings and an agent can read, and optionally write, files inside it directly, with system and credential directories always blocked.

Pick an agent, send it a one-off prompt, and watch a real run play out, kept in its own list instead of mixed into your regular conversations.

A single instruction gets broken into a dependency-ordered set of steps you can approve, edit, or reject before an agent starts, not just supervise once it's already running.

Agents run a full development workstation in a sandboxed container and serve what they build straight to your browser through a secured live preview.

An agent can hand a subtask to another agent it's allowed to work with and get the result back, the same way a person delegates to a teammate.

Connects to Slack, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, and the built-in web chat: the five channels this platform ships today.

Local snapshots, optional off-site replication to your own S3-compatible bucket, and a recovery kit: the one thing that makes a backup readable if the machine that made it is gone.

When an agent hits a task no skill covers, it builds one: instantly available to every agent on your platform.

Every security boundary in this architecture is physically unavoidable: enforcement happens at layers that agent code cannot bypass.