A team of your own. A little more room to think.
Your next great
coworker is AI.
Meet the coworkers who take work off your plate.
Give them a job, connect your tools, and keep it all in one conversation.
NicoleThe organizer
JonThe researcher
BeckyThe writer
MayaThe operator
FinnThe analyst
RemyThe coordinator
YOUR NEW WORKSPACEA working preview. Go ahead, click around.
Faces animate on a repeating loop. Only Nicole’s working background spins.
Today · Sample group conversation
Sample workspace · Try a chat, computer, or routine. This preview uses sample replies and resets when you reload.
DIFFERENT MINDS. ONE TEAM.The right model
The right model
for each coworker.
Choose a model for each role. Bring different strengths into the same group conversation, and change the model as the work changes.
Gemini
Jon
The researcherBecky
The writerMaya
The operatorFinn
The analystRemy
The coordinatorExample team setup. Available models depend on your connected providers.
A GOOD FIRST DAYMake yourself
Make yourself
a little more team.
Start with the work you already know you want to hand over. Build from there.
Give your coworker a job.
Name them. Pick a model. Tell them what a good result looks like. Their role and skills stay with them.
Let them into your workflow.
Connect the tools you use and share the context they need. Their cloud computer gives them a place to do the work.
Keep the conversation going.
Review progress, answer a question, or make it a routine. Next time, you can pick up where you left off.
MORE THAN A REPLYWork has a place
Work has a place
to actually happen.
Conversations, tools, and ongoing work belong together. So your coworkers can follow through.
NICOLE'S ROUTINES
Monday briefingEvery Monday · 8:00 AM✓
Project check-inWeekdays · 4:30 PM✓
Same routine. One less thing to remember.Put repeat work on the calendar.
Set a schedule for briefings, research, and follow-ups. Edit or pause a routine whenever the work changes.
A LITTLE CONTEXT GOES A LONG WAY
Writing styleClear, warm, to the point
Team skillPreparing a customer update
RememberShare a draft before publishing
Teach them your way of working.
Keep useful memories and reusable skills. Give one coworker a specialty or share a skill across your team.
Launch planning 3 coworkers · one conversation
Nicole I'll pull the project updates together.
Becky I'll turn those into the customer draft.
Bring the right people into the room.
Use group conversations for work that needs more than one specialty. See each coworker's activity as you go.
Connected toolsBrowserFilesCloud computerYour context
Give the work somewhere to go.
Connect your apps, work with files, and follow along in the computer preview. Your workspace keeps the conversation close to the work.
ROOM TO DO THE WORKOne team computer.
One team computer.
A desktop for every coworker.
Your team has a cloud computer. Each coworker has a desktop to open apps, browse, and work with files. You can look in and take control when you need to.
launch-plan.md
The launch checklist
research-notes.md
Customer research
customer-update.md
The announcement draft
open-tasks.csv
Project check-in
results-summary.md
Weekly results
team-handoffs.md
Next steps
A shared place to work, with a desktop for each specialty.
BRING YOUR EVERYDAY TOOLSThey work where
They work where
you already work.
Connect your accounts so coworkers can find the context, update the record, and put the result in the right place.
Gmail
Notion
Google Drive
Google Sheets
Linear
HubSpot
1,500+apps in the integration catalog
Email, documents, spreadsheets, CRM, project management, and more. Available connections and actions depend on the app and permissions you grant.
LESS REPEATING YOURSELFPersonal context.
Personal context.
Shared understanding.
Keep a coworker's own context separate from the knowledge the team shares. Reusable skills carry your way of working across the organization.
What Nicole needs to remember.
Keep role-specific context with the coworker who uses it. Preferences, useful notes, and the details that make the next task easier.
“Keep my Monday briefing short. Start with decisions that need me.”
What the team needs to know.
Keep shared project context at the team level. Common notes give coworkers a reference point beyond their individual conversations.
“The launch is Thursday. The customer walkthrough comes first.”
How your organization works.
Define reusable skills for the organization, a team, or an individual coworker. Share a standard process while keeping room for specialists.
“Customer updates follow our tone, review steps, and publishing checklist.”
MEMORIES KEEP CONTEXT. SKILLS DESCRIBE THE JOB.
Teach the process once. Put it to work across your team.
Organization skillsTeam skillsCoworker skills
GOOD PEOPLE. DIFFERENT SPECIALTIES.Who would you
Who would you
work with first?
A few ideas for your team. Every coworker gets a name, a look, a model, and a role you can make your own.
The organizer
Nicole
A morning briefing. A clearer calendar. A plan for what needs you next.
Prepare my Monday briefingThe researcher
Jon
A closer look at the market, the prospects, or the question you keep meaning to investigate.
Research these five companiesThe writer
Becky
A first draft with your context, your audience, and your way of saying things.
Draft our customer updateThe operator
Maya
The recurring checks and follow-ups that keep the rest of your work moving.
Check in on open projectsThe analyst
Finn
A fresh look at the numbers, with the findings written up for your team.
Summarize this week's resultsThe coordinator
Remy
Clear next steps, tidy handoffs, and a second look at the details before you move forward.
Organize our next steps
They have a face.
You can see how it's going.
Distinct avatars, expressions, and clear activity states make your team easy to recognize. Choose a theme that makes the whole workspace feel like yours.
− Idle··· Working? Has a question✓ Finished
BEFORE YOU MEET THE TEAMA few good
A few good
questions.
What is an AI coworker?
A coworker is an AI you give a name, a role, and instructions. It can use connected tools and a cloud computer, keep useful context, and run the routines you set up. You work with it in a conversation.
Do I need to install or host anything?
No. Coworkers is a hosted app. Create an account, set up your team, connect the tools and model provider you want to use, and start a conversation.
Can I choose the AI model?
Yes. Choose a model for each coworker from your configured providers. You can also adjust its thinking effort to suit the work.
Can coworkers work together?
Yes. Add coworkers to a group conversation to keep a shared project in one place. You can see who's working and open each coworker's settings from the group.
What happens when a coworker needs me?
Activity states show when a coworker is working, has a question, is finished, or has hit an error. You can follow the conversation and open its computer to see the work.
You have enough to do.
Let's get you some coworkers.
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