AI Agent Examples

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25 matching agents

  • Sales
    After each sales call, you get a drafted recap email, the agreed next steps, and suggested CRM field changes. You approve each one before it goes out.

    Suggested schedule: Weekday mornings

    Works with Granola, Gmail, Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack
  • Sales
    Paste or upload your notes and get a short recap of decisions, owners, and open questions. It never adds a quote that is not in your notes.

    Suggested schedule: After each meeting, plus a Friday roundup

    Works with Granola, Google Calendar, Gmail, Notion, Slack
  • Sales
    Looks across meetings, email, chat, and the CRM for things you said you would do. For each one, it shows where you said it and drafts what closes it.

    Suggested schedule: When you ask

    Works with Gmail, Slack, Salesforce, Granola, Notion
  • Sales
    Reviews every open deal and points out missing next steps, slipping close dates, and empty CRM fields, with the fixes drafted for you.

    Suggested schedule: Weekday mornings

    Works with Salesforce, Gmail, Granola, Google Sheets, Slack
  • Sales
    Before a call or account review, you get one page on the company: recent changes, the people who matter, past conversations, and open questions, each with its source.

    Suggested schedule: Before meetings, or once a week

    Works with Salesforce, Gmail, Google Calendar, Notion, Slack
  • Sales
    Builds a list of people who fit your ideal customer profile, checks each one on the public web, and writes a first message for you to approve.

    Suggested schedule: Weekday mornings

    Works with Gmail, Google Sheets, Salesforce, X, Slack
  • Sales
    Watches your CRM and product usage for accounts that just got interested, ranks them, says why each one made the list, and drafts an opening message.

    Suggested schedule: Every Monday

    Works with Salesforce, HubSpot, Mixpanel, Gmail, Slack
  • Product
    Give it the competitor pages you care about. It checks them for pricing, product, and hiring changes and writes to you only when something moved.

    Suggested schedule: A weekday check and a Monday brief

    Works with Slack, Notion, Linear
  • Marketing
    Searches X, Reddit, Hacker News, and news sites for posts about your company and sends a short weekday digest. Quiet days produce no message, and it never posts for you.

    Suggested schedule: Weekday mornings

    Works with X, Slack
  • Marketing
    Ranks new leads, merges the duplicates, gives each lead an owner, and calls out leads that nobody has touched. Feed it a sheet, a CRM export, or pasted rows.

    Suggested schedule: Weekday mornings, plus a Monday report

    Works with Salesforce, Gmail, Google Sheets, Slack
  • Marketing
    Reads your ad exports and warns you about campaigns that overspend or underperform. Pausing a campaign stays your decision.

    Suggested schedule: Weekday mornings

    Works with Google Sheets, Gmail, Slack
  • Marketing
    Takes a keyword list or Search Console data and returns ranked page ideas plus briefs a writer can start from, aimed at both search results and AI answers.

    Suggested schedule: Every Monday

    Works with Google Sheets, Notion, Linear, Slack
  • Marketing
    Asks AI assistants and Google the questions your buyers ask, records who gets named, and shows where you are missing.

    Suggested schedule: Every week

    Works with Google Sheets, Notion, Linear, Slack
  • Marketing
    Scores your site on SEO, content, speed, accessibility, conversion, and schema, ranks the fixes with evidence URLs, and compares each month to the last.

    Suggested schedule: First day of each month

  • Marketing
    Reads your call notes and transcripts and drafts case studies, testimonials, and short proof points. Customer quotes are copied exactly, and you approve anything before it is published.

    Suggested schedule: Every Monday

    Works with Gmail, Granola, Notion, Slack
  • Operations
    Finds the answer to a product question and drafts the reply. It never sends an email without you.

    Suggested schedule: When you ask

    Works with Gmail, Slack, Granola
  • Operations
    Answers how-to and product questions for your team from your docs and connected knowledge, and links the source behind each answer.

    Suggested schedule: When someone asks

    Works with Slack, Notion
  • Operations
    Lists your software subscriptions from bills, finds savings such as unused seats and duplicate tools, and drafts counteroffers before renewals.

    Suggested schedule: Every Monday, plus a monthly refresh

    Works with Google Sheets, Gmail, Google Drive, Slack
  • Operations
    Plans an event from your details: a run of show, a guest list, and a day-of checklist. It also keeps track of vendors, travel, and dietary needs.

    Suggested schedule: Weekdays before the event

    Works with Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Sheets, Slack
  • People
    Finds candidates who match the criteria for your open roles and are not already in your applicant tracking system.

    Suggested schedule: Weekday mornings

    Works with Gmail, Google Sheets, Notion, Slack
  • People
    Books interview loops, briefs each interviewer, and nudges anything that stalls. Candidates only get email from you.

    Suggested schedule: Weekday mornings

    Works with Google Calendar, Gmail, Granola, Slack
  • Product
    Runs each research pass with live web search and returns claims with a source and a date for each.

    Suggested schedule: When you ask

  • Product
    Tests a product idea: what must be true for it to work, the evidence on each side, the riskiest assumption, and the next experiment to run.

    Suggested schedule: When you ask

  • Engineering
    Works through a codebase overnight and opens one cleanup pull request for each area it reviews. It confirms a run time with you first.

    Suggested schedule: Nightly

Sales AI agent examples

A sales agent connected to your CRM and inbox can research a list of target accounts, find the right contact at each, draft a personalized first-touch message, and route those drafts to the rep for one-click review and send. The same agent can monitor the pipeline for deals with no recent activity, draft a nudge for each, and flag them in the CRM.

Pre-meeting briefs are another high-value sales example: before each call, the agent pulls account history, open items, and recent news, and assembles a one-page brief — so the rep walks in prepared without spending an hour on research.

Marketing, support, and operations examples

A marketing agent can run weekly content briefs: given a target keyword, it researches the competitive SERP, summarizes what ranks and why, and returns a structured brief for a writer. A separate campaign-performance agent pulls metrics on a schedule, writes a plain-language summary, and flags the top opportunities.

On the support side, a triage agent reads each incoming ticket, classifies it, drafts a grounded reply from your help docs, and routes complex cases to the right team with context attached. On the operations side, an agent can monitor recurring workflows — data imports, report delivery, onboarding checklists — and surface failures with a proposed remediation.

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