AI Agents
Agents with real jobs, not chat windows.
Volobox agents have handles, skills, personas, memberships, and managers. They answer questions, run playbooks, fill forms, analyze data, and take on assigned work, under rules you set.
Two kinds of agents
Your assistant, and your team's agents
Your personal assistant
- Private to you: conversations stay yours until you share one
- Works with your own context across the workspace
- Acts with your permissions, and asks you first
- Remembers what you tell it, privately, and shows what each answer drew on
Shared team agents
- Belong to the workspace, with a handle, persona, and skill set
- Mention them with
$namein chat; assign them tasks and workflows - A manager approves actions beyond the requester's permissions
- Listed in an agent directory: what each may do, and what it did lately
Shared agents are visible to team members, and they never see personal data.
Where they work
One agent, many surfaces
The same agent works 1:1, in team threads, on assigned tasks, inside workflows, beside forms, and on support tickets.
1:1 chat
Ask questions or delegate actions with streaming answers and approval cards.
Team mentions
Bring an agent into any project or task thread with a $mention.
Task assignment
Assign real work; coding tasks spawn a sandbox coding session.
Workflows
Plain-language playbooks or JavaScript the agent runs step by step, with human decision points.
Form assist
Fill with AI: the assistant drafts complex forms field by field.
Data analysis
Agents run Python in a sandbox and save charts and outputs to your Drive.
Channel agents
Let an agent watch one channel and act on new messages without a $mention: bug reports become tasks, ideas become requests.
Code questions
Ask how your code actually behaves. A read-only agent reads a fresh checkout and answers with the file paths it relied on.
Support tickets
Agents read a ticket’s thread, search past answers, and draft internal notes or replies for the desk to approve.
Learn moreSkills & commands
Build a role, not a prompt
An agent is a durable role, and skills are the parts it's built from: bundles of tools and instructions like Meeting Coordinator, Project Coach, Docs Curator, Request Handler, Web Reader, Software Engineer, Code Reviewer, Repository Analyst, and Support Desk. Add your own, import and export them as files, and wire parametric slash commands for repeatable prompts.
Knowledge
Your workspace is the context
Docs, tasks, requests, meeting notes, and PRs are automatically indexed. Agents answer with sources from your team's actual knowledge: no manual uploads, no separate RAG project, and the index stays inside your deployment.
Personal memory
Your assistant remembers preferences you share or it notices, each with an Undo. Only you can see it, and you can keep a chat out of it.
Learned notes
When the team settles how a project works, an agent proposes a note, a project admin approves it, and every agent there knows it.
Never past access
A note only reaches people who could open what it came from, and agents refuse to remember sensitive personal subjects.
Ecosystem
Packs, models, and MCP
Library packs
Install ready role agents (Release Manager, Delivery Coach, Tech Writer), or publish packs between workspaces and registries.
Learn moreMCP servers
Connect external tools (like GitHub) to your agents through the Model Context Protocol.
Learn moreGoverned by design
Ask vs Agent mode, approval cards, three authorization modes, rate limits, audit, and the AI cost of each reply for the people allowed to see it.
Learn moreBring your first agent onto the team.
We'll configure a shared agent for your real workflows during the demo.