A team of agents, working together

What it does

• Each one has a job

  Every agent has one chat that keeps going and one thing it looks after. They share your apps, knowledge bases, library and memory, so nothing has to be explained twice.

• They ask each other for help

  The agent you're talking to brings in another only when you name it or the work clearly belongs to it. The helper gets a brief, never the rest of your chats, and the answer comes back where you asked.

• Add the ones you need

  Create an agent in a sentence, or add one of 32 ready-made agents from the marketplace: a trip planner, an inbox sorter, a researcher and more. Up to 10 of your own.

How people use it

• TavoA chief of staff for your daySet up a Chief of Staff agent that reads my Gmail, calendar and Slack, pulls together important messages, schedule conflicts and to-dos, and tells me what to do first.
• KotoA translator who writes for youThe booking confirmation for my ryokan in Kyoto is in my Gmail, and they only reply in Japanese. Draft a reply in Japanese asking whether I can check in after 10 pm, and translate their answer for me when it comes.
• KanaA coach before a tripI'm going to Spain for work next month. Send me 5 useful Spanish phrases every day with pronunciation tips, and give me a quiz each weekend.

How it works

1. 1

   Talk to the one that fits

   Each agent has one chat that just goes on: no new chats, no history to dig through.

2. 2

   Add an agent

   Use + in the sidebar to create one or pick one in the marketplace, or ask in a chat: “Set up an agent that rounds up funding news every Friday.”

3. 3

   Start a group

   Bring up to six agents into a group chat and @ whoever you want. They hand work to each other and post what they finish.

• Set up an agent that rounds up AI funding news for me every Friday.
• Add a trip planner from the marketplace and plan four days in Lisbon for me.
• Start a group with a researcher and ask them to compare three home battery brands.

Questions

How many agents can I have?

You start with one that does everything. You can add up to 10 more, ready-made or your own; the one you start with doesn't count.

Do agents see my other chats?

No. When one agent asks another for help it passes on a brief: the goal, what's known and what the result should look like. In a group, members see the group's messages, not your one-to-one chats.

Does a helper cost extra?

A help costs what its turns cost, at actual model cost, with no separate budget. In your usage it's counted under the agent that did the work.

Can I rename them or change how they look?

Yes. Every agent, Kiki included, can be renamed and given a new shape, face and color on its profile page.