Bots
Your team and your AIs, one room.
The room has you, your team, and any bots you bring. @mention one mid-thread and it answers in the open — where the whole team, and the audit trail, can see it. Knowledge stops being trapped in one person's private AI chat.
Why is shipment S-48211 stuck? Customer is asking.
Carrier scan shows an address-correction hold from Friday's manifest. Rate quote attached. Want me to void and rebuy at the corrected address? — needs your approval, nothing changes until you say go.
@gloria can you draft the customer note while we wait?
Drafted in your voice from the last three correction emails — reply here with tweaks or "send".
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Hermes is one of them. Not the boss.
Hermes, our operations bot, ships with every account — it reads shipments, exceptions, and incidents. But it's just one of the bots available. Build your own, each with a name, a face, and a job description.
You pick the default brain for each machine, the way you pick a default editor — per machine, changed any time.
Any brain you like. Your key.
The bots run on your provider account — usage bills to you, never marked up by us.
Anthropic, Google Gemini, xAI, or OpenRouter's one-key catalog with your own spend limits.
DeepSeek, Qwen, GLM (Zhipu), Kimi (Moonshot) — first-class citizens through their OpenAI-compatible endpoints.
Ollama or LM Studio on your own hardware. The sensitive desks never send a byte anywhere.
Every chat can own a real computer.
A long-lived workspace machine shared by everyone — and every bot — in the conversation. Work is always saved; anyone can pin a named version; restoring never throws anything away. Bots snapshot a safety checkpoint before risky moves.