Agent-planned. Human-approved. Reliably executed.

Ask for the outcome.
Approve the plan. Execute runs it.

Tell Execute Agent what you want done. It inspects your workspace, asks for missing details, and prepares a complete workflow or action for your review.

Nothing changes until you approve it. Then Execute's deterministic engine carries out the work and records every step.

Create workflows • Schedule reminders • Send approved emails • Diagnose failed runs

Workspace-aware planning
Approval before every change
Tenant-scoped context
Traceable execution
Ask. Review. Run.

A conversation becomes controlled, executable work.

The agent handles ambiguity and planning. You keep control of every change. The execution engine handles the run.

STEP 1

Ask for an outcome

Describe the result in plain English. The agent checks your workflows, forms, contacts, integrations, and recent execution history before it responds.

STEP 2

Review the proposal

The agent clarifies missing recipients, timing, timezone, or configuration and presents the exact change for approval.

STEP 3

Let Execute run it

Approved work passes to the deterministic engine. Every step, wait, result, and failure stays visible in execution history.

One agent, grounded in your workspace

Plan broadly. Act carefully. Execute predictably.

Execute Agent coordinates the work you already manage—without bypassing validation, approvals, tenant boundaries, or your execution engine.

Agent-built workflows

Ask for a recurring reminder, an onboarding sequence, or an API workflow. The agent produces a validated definition ready for review.

Approval before action

Creating records, changing workflows, sending email, disconnecting integrations, and starting runs all require explicit confirmation.

Workspace-aware answers

Inspect workflows, forms, contacts, integrations, executions, and logs through read-only tools scoped to the current workspace.

Deterministic execution

The model proposes; server validation and the existing engine perform. Runs can wait, branch, call APIs, send messages, and report results.

Scheduled autonomy

Approve an active schedule once, then let the engine run it in the confirmed timezone with every recurrence recorded.

Failures that explain themselves

Failed runs are classified, summarized, and placed in Needs Attention with evidence and a repair path that still requires approval.

A safe operating model for agentic work

Start with an agent you can supervise.
Expand the action surface over time.

The core experience combines workspace inspection, validated proposals, explicit approvals, and traceable execution. Premium will extend the actions and integrations the same agent can coordinate.

Available today

Basic

For teams adopting supervised, agent-driven automation

Create and revise workflows with the Agent
Approve every write and external effect
Run schedules, forms, webhooks, and APIs
Manage contacts, forms, and integrations
Inspect execution history and logs
Diagnose failures in Needs Attention
Send SMS
Coordinate additional providers
Use expanded workspace limits
Coming Soon
Expanded plan

Premium

Everything in Basic, plus a broader catalog of approved actions and integrations

₹499/month
~$5.69/month
Everything in the supervised Agent workspace
Higher daily usage and context limits
More integration providers
Advanced workflow actions
Expanded monitoring and diagnostics
Team-oriented controls
Send SMS
Create tasks across connected tools
The Agent plans; the engine executesEvery mutation remains approval-gatedWorkspace data stays tenant-scoped
What a conversation can become

From request to proposal to receipt.

The Agent gathers what is missing, shows what will change, and stays with the work through execution.

"Create an onboarding form and connect it to a workflow that welcomes each new customer"

The Agent proposes the form, linked workflow, fields, and actions as reviewable changes.

"Every Monday at 5 PM, remind me about the weekly meeting"

The Agent asks for timezone and delivery details before proposing an active recurring workflow.

"Why did yesterday's customer sync fail, and what should I fix?"

Read-only tools inspect the failed execution and logs, then propose a repair without applying it.

"Log ₹5,000 as a marketing expense and show my total this month"

Writing the expense requires approval; reading the tenant-scoped event summary does not.

Give the Agent one outcome.

Review the plan, approve the exact action, and let Execute turn it into work you can inspect from first trigger to final result.