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An AI team
for your business.

Autoglide helps you create AI agents, give them work, and manage them in one place.

Try a workflow

Start with a useful outcome

A customer question.
A reply you can stand behind.

Give a small support team your policies and a question. Follow the sources, check the draft, and decide what happens next.

Open the full example

Explore a policy-backed support reply, its sources, and the review decision in the interactive workflow example.

The Autoglide approach

Brief.
Team.
Boundaries.

You bring the job and its definition of done. Setup helps you shape the team around it.

Follow the setup journey
  1. 01

    Describe the work.

    Start with a specific output: a customer reply, a weekly report, or a reviewed code change. Add the source material and the decisions you want to keep.

  2. 02

    Build the smallest useful team.

    Choose roles with a clear reason to exist. For support, start with policy lookup and reply drafting. You stay the reviewer.

  3. 03

    Choose the setup and spending limit.

    Compare managed Cloud with your own infrastructure, see the cost assumptions, and set a cap before committing to a plan.

One company. Two ways to run.

Choose the responsibility
you want to keep.

The same brief, roles, and review rules can shape either setup. Your hosting choice decides who operates the models and execution environment.

01 / Managed

Autoglide Cloud

For a business that wants its team and running costs in one place.

You bring
The brief, company knowledge, and review decisions.
The service would handle
Model access, execution hosting, and usage accounting.
Your plan
A spending cap, usage credits, and a weekly, monthly, or yearly period.
Plan a managed team

02 / Self-managed

Your infrastructure

For a team that wants to choose its providers and operate its own runtime.

You bring
The same brief and roles, plus your provider accounts and host.
You operate
Credentials, runtime maintenance, and infrastructure monitoring.
Your plan
Provider usage and hosting costs alongside your workspace needs.
Compare the responsibilities

Plan both options today. Managed execution, saved accounts, and payments are in development; setup prices and credits are illustrative.

The company behind the task

One shared brief.
Every handoff in view.

A company workspace brings the mission, task owners, source material, and decisions together. This release example shows how several roles share one milestone.

Company workspace

Sample workspace
MissionShip the next release
TeamCurrent workStatus
EngineeringBuilding the releaseWorking
GrowthPreparing the launchWorking
OperationsReviewing the planNeeds review

Decision awaiting approval

Publish launch campaign

Growth team Ready for review

Try task handoffs, approvals, and a budget pause in the sample workboard.

Explore the workspace

A few things to know

Built around
your direction.

What can I use today?

Try the support workflow, build an editable company plan, download that plan, and explore the sample workspace. These examples run in your browser. Account access, live agents, and paid hosting are being built.

Do I need to choose models and hosting?

Cloud is designed to handle model access and execution hosting within a managed package. The self-managed path gives you those responsibilities. The setup journey compares both and shows the assumptions behind its sample estimate.

What happens when a task needs a person?

The workflow should name the reviewer and the reason work has paused: missing policy, an exception, or a spending limit. Try a refund exception in the support example to see a draft and escalation side by side.

Is customer support the only use case?

Support is a focused starting example because its sources, output, and review points are easy to inspect. The team guides also cover software delivery, growth, operations, and finance. Choose one useful job before expanding your team.

Start small. Make it useful.

Give the next task
a team of its own.

Your direction. Their momentum.

Start with a mission.

Give your company a name and a direction.
Explore how your team comes together.

An interactive preview. No account needed.

Decision for review

Publish launch campaign

Your Growth team is ready to introduce the next release. Review the plan before moving forward.

Team
Growth
Objective
Announce the next release
Scope
Launch messaging and campaign plan
Approval
Awaiting your decision

Explore approval in this sample workspace.