OpenBotics staffs your org with agents that browse, write, and ship — each on its own screen you can watch, under a safety gateway that decides before anything runs.
A typical 30 seconds with a research agent — simulated replay.
Your own machine with a browser, files, and one login that persists. Every agent works on its own screen — take the wheel anytime, and that agent pauses while you drive.
Every tool call is decided before it runs and recorded after. Risky moves pause for your approval — then execute with one tap.
Gmail, Drive, Calendar and more through per-person connections. Teammates bring their own keys; nobody spends yours.
A chat window can't file your expenses. A computer can. Each agent works on its own screen inside your computer — Chromium, a shell, and a workspace — and the Watch screen shows you stills of what it's doing right now.
Sites stay logged in once per person, so Monday's research continues where Friday left off — on every agent's screen.
CPU, memory, and process limits per container, talking to Docker only through a least-privilege socket proxy.
The gateway sits between every agent and every tool. Reads flow; writes and sends wait for a human; destructive patterns are refused outright — and every refusal names its rule.
Allow, approve, or deny — then an audit trail with secrets redacted before anything is stored.
One-time codes and password-reset links are stripped from mail before any model ever sees them. Agents can quote, never spend.
Google, Notion, Slack, Zoom and more arrive as plugins with per-agent grants. Connect once per person; agents share nothing they shouldn't.
A CEO agent that hires managers and employees for the work at hand. Group channels with @mentions, delegation with synthesis reports, routines that run overnight while your laptop is off.
Teammates, admin roles, per-person model keys, and per-key rate lanes with 429 cooldowns.
Per-call metering with per-provider splits — yours and the whole team's.
A simulated slice — no signup, no backend, mock data only. Ask about the inbox, the calendar, or the pipeline.
Simulated demo — canned replies, mock data. The real thing connects to your Gmail.
We're onboarding teams in waves. Leave your work email — we'll reach out with setup.