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Aghata
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The AI work system

Aghata does the work. You keep the control — and the knowledge.

Give it an outcome. It plans, browses, runs code, and uses your tools — pausing when your judgment matters — then delivers work you can inspect, and remembers what you approved.

Execution session · live

Request

Pull this week's signups from the dashboard, reconcile against Stripe, and email me the discrepancy report.

Metrics dashboardReconcile with StripeEmail needs your OKKeep what we learn

Browser · signup dashboard

Opened metrics, exported this week's signups

Computer · reconcile

Matched 412 rows against Stripe — 3 discrepancies

Approved — email sent

Send discrepancy report to you@company.com

Approved

Send · report email

Delivered with the reconciliation attached

signup-discrepancies-week-28.md

Output · saved to Library with sources

Remembered: Stripe is source of truth for signups — linked to this run's evidence

Proof of work

One request, watched from plan to deliverable.

Every task runs as an execution session you can open at any moment: the plan, each browser and computer step, the pause where it needed you, the output it produced, and the memory it kept. Nothing happens in a black box.

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You ask

One message with the outcome you want. Aghata drafts a plan you can see — which tools, which sites, what it will produce.

It works, visibly

Steps stream into the Execution Cockpit as they run. Anything risky — a send, a purchase, a login — stops and waits for you.

You keep it

The deliverable lands in your Library with its sources. What your team approved becomes memory the next task starts from.

A new species of work system. Purpose-built for delegation, Aghata carries work from request to reviewed deliverable — and remembers what you approved.

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Built for outcomes

Shaped by how work actually finishes: you name the result, Aghata plans the route and does the legwork.

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Sessions run for hours, pause where your judgment matters, and resume exactly where they stopped.

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Designed for memory

Every approved deliverable becomes knowledge your workspace keeps. The tenth task starts smarter than the first.

One system, every kind of work

It works. You stay in charge. It compounds.

Research, operations, campaigns, data — the same watched engine, the same kept results.

From question to cited deliverable

  • Deep research runsA visible plan across the web and your connected tools — not a one-shot answer.
  • Sources keptEvery claim stays linked; citations travel with the artifact.
  • Sandboxed analysisCode over your exports in an isolated sandbox, with durable generated files.
  • Finished artifactsReports, decks, and datasets land in Library — deliverables, not chat.

Two ways to work

Computer for your tools. Browser for everything behind a login.

The boundary is simple: Computer mode works with APIs, files, and code in a sandbox. Browser mode operates real websites — with your credentials held in a vault, and a live view you can watch or take over.

Computer mode

Connected apps and MCP servers as tools, sandboxed code with durable files, research with sources kept — finished artifacts, not just messages.

Browser mode

Logged-in dashboards, portals, and back offices — operated in a real browser with a live view. Watch every click, take over any time.

One set of controls

Credentials live in a vault the agent can use but never read, sends wait for your approval, and a run pauses when a site demands a human.

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The whole point

Finished work you can inspect, approve, and keep.

Where work starts

Six doorways into the same engine.

However work arrives — a message, an email, a schedule — it becomes the same inspectable session with the same controls. Each doorway is a chapter you can read.

Individuals and teams

Personal by default. Team-ready when you are.

Everything starts personal — your memory, your vault, your library. Flip a scope and the same primitives become shared: team memory with governance, shared credentials with per-use audit, assignment, mentions, and escalation when a run needs a specific human.

Roles. Workspace roles via your identity provider.

Scopes. Personal and team scopes on memory, vault, and library.

Assignment. Assign sessions to teammates; mention whoever a run needs.

Escalation. Approvals route to whoever owns the call.

Audit. Every action attributed and auditable.

Teams. Talk to us about rolling Aghata out →

Pricing

Start free. Scale when the work does.

Every plan includes the controls — approvals, vault, audit, memory governance. Paid tiers buy more work, not more safety.

Give it the outcome. Keep the control.

Start free in the product, or talk to us about how your team would use it.