Delegate work, watch it happen,review the result.
Hand a job to an agent. It plans the work, does it in its own session and hands back the result with the files ready for review.
Delegate work, watch it happen,review the result.
Its own VM
Every cloud session runs in its own isolated virtual machine.
Browser use
Agents browse the web and work through pages the way a person would.
Computer use
On your desktop, agents operate the apps you choose to allow.
Artifacts
Documents, pages and files are built in the session and open beside it.
Reach your agentswhere you already work.
Messaging and voice
Teams
Slack
Webex
Phone
Email
PRESHos apps
Desktop app
Chrome
Web app
The same agent, with the same permissions and the same record, however you reach it.
Personal agentsand team agents.
Personal agent
One for each person. Private to its owner, and works for them.
- Belongs to
- One person
- Acts as
- Its owner, with the owner’s access
- Accountable
- Its owner
Team agent
Does a job for the whole team, and is listed in the team directory.
- Belongs to
- The team
- Acts as
- Itself, with its own assigned roles
- Accountable
- A named manager
Either way, role permissions and tool policy decide what is allowed, what needs approval and what is denied.
Work arrives done,ready for review.
An agent does the job in its own session and reports what it built and what is waiting on a person. The habit your team learns is checking the work and approving it.
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