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Create an account, get your first agent from the catalog, connect what it needs and run it.

The ready-made agents our team builds from, grouped by what they do.

Give an agent a WooCommerce REST API key so it can read orders, products and customers.

Let an agent read and file the mail in a Gmail, Outlook or IMAP mailbox.

How runs are paid from your dollar balance, what the credit packs cost, and what stops when the balance runs out.

Send an agent’s output to an email address, a webhook or a Slack channel after each run.

Use an API key with the MCP server to run agents and manage your setup from your own tools.

List agents, start runs, poll for results and receive callbacks over REST.

Put an agent on your own website with one script tag.

Give each role its own webhook address, schedule and API route. They keep working when you swap the agent behind it.

Tell a seat what “finished” means, and read why work was not accepted. A seat that runs on its own needs one.

Find businesses, write to them from your own mailbox, set a daily limit, and read the first emails in test mode.

Connect Gmail, Outlook or any IMAP mailbox, give a seat its own address, and follow the warm-up limits.

Everything waiting on you: approve, send back, dismiss, act in bulk, and read a “Needs you” card.

What started each piece of work, which seat took it and how it ended, live or replayed over the last 24 hours.

Search, preview, download as a ZIP and delete the files your organization has produced.

How monthly limits relate to your wallet, and what you decide when a seat asks for another seat.

What a draft organization is, how to activate it, when your billing period starts, and what past due and suspended mean.