What shipped in September

Six weeks of work, from mid-August to September 19. The short version: your team got names, and it got better at the things a small company actually needs done.

A team with names

Every company is now born with its team already seated: Ada runs the company, Kai builds, Idris sells, Juno markets, Ansel keeps the money, and the rest each own one job. Before an agent acts, it reads what your company already knows.

Approvals you can trust

Emails to people outside your company, changes to your live website and anything unusual now wait for your yes. Each request says which agent is asking, what it wants to do and who it reaches. A request on hold is a pause, not a failure: the agent hears your answer and carries on.

A sales pipeline

A proper contacts list with people, companies and opportunities, CSV import and unsubscribe. An email thread is now a conversation: replies land back where the email started, so the agent who sent it sees the answer. Newsletters go out from your own domain with delivery reports.

More ways to reach your team

A text message to your company’s own number reaches its agent, WhatsApp lines can receive, and you can talk instead of type: a microphone in the message box, and answers read aloud.

Agents that can use a computer

Agents can now open a browser, a terminal and a desktop, read articles and PDFs from the web, take a picture of your own website to check it, and make images that land in your files.

Credits you can read

Your company now shows what its credits went on. Each agent can have its own monthly cap, and an agent that reaches it asks you instead of going quiet. A cancelled company stops spending straight away.

Bring your own AI plan

An agent can run on Claude Code with your own Claude sign-in (AEQI never sees your login) or on OpenCode with your own key. How models work.