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Each Runner is an AI employee with one clear job. One follows proposals every morning. Another checks vendor invoices every Friday. Another gets your day in order at 9am. They handle repeatable work across your connected apps and the cloud browser. You stay focused on judgment, relationships, creative decisions, and the work only you can do. Use a session to brief a Runner, check a result, or improve the saved prompt. The scheduled work keeps running after you close the browser.

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Build your first AI employee

Build a Personal Assistant that checks Gmail and Calendar every morning.

Which AI employee should you add next?

Find the jobs tied to revenue, cost, time, or customer delivery.

Connect the right apps

Connect Gmail, Calendar, Slack, and more, then decide what each tool can do.

Add Project context

Use Projects to keep related sessions, Runners, and background together.

Build the fleet one job at a time

Start with one recurring job you can measure. Get it working, then add another Runner. Write the job. A Runner’s saved prompt says what to check, how to decide, when to stop, and what a useful result contains. Connect the sources. Connected apps and the cloud browser are how the work gets done. You connect the accounts, set tool permissions, and name the sources each job should use. Set the schedule. Every weekday at 8am. Friday at 4pm. The first day of each month. Each run starts in a separate session and keeps going in the cloud after you close the browser. Set the review point. On lets Runner read. Ask stages an Action Card for review. Allow acts without asking. Off blocks the tool unless a user-created Runner has its own override. Make the job last. Runner keeps the saved prompt, schedule, Project, intelligence setting, and any Runner-specific tool permission overrides. Previous results don’t carry automatically. Put rules for every run in the saved prompt. Use Project context for background.
Each Runner owns its own job. Runners don’t automatically hand work to one another or receive another Runner’s output. You decide how their jobs fit together.

Runners

AI employees with saved jobs, schedules, sources, rules, and tool permissions.

Use cases

See recurring jobs for revenue, cost, time, and delivery.

Workflows

Reusable instructions you start with /slug whenever you need them.

Which AI employee would make the biggest difference?

The best first AI employee sits close to money or a customer commitment.

Professional services

Add proposal follow-up, client onboarding, and delivery support.

Owners and executives

Add an executive briefer, revenue follow-through, and customer risk watch.

Sales and RevOps

Add lead response, pipeline inspection, and proposal follow-up.

Finance and operations

Add invoice checks, vendor renewal watch, and report assembly.
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Best practices

Keep writes on Ask, check early work, and fix the saved job.

Personal Memory

Save the facts and preferences Runner can use across sessions and Runners.

Refer a friend

Share Runner with people you work with.

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What's new

Latest product updates as they ship.

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Join the community or reach out to the team.

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