Work before headcount
Choose an output before choosing how many agents to add. A task needs an input, an owner, a definition of done, and a review point.
Compare workflow examplesAbout Autoglide
A business has work.
Give it a team.
Autoglide is being built to bring AI agents, their tasks, company knowledge, and review decisions into one workspace. Start with the business goal, then choose the people, tools, and infrastructure around it.
Why Autoglide
The work needs more
than a conversation.
A customer reply needs the right policy. A code change needs acceptance checks. A launch draft needs a person to approve publication. When several agents contribute, the brief, ownership, and decisions need to travel with the work.
Our approach starts with a company mission and divides it into tasks with named owners. Each handoff should include the output, its sources, checks performed, and anything the next person needs to decide.
For a release announcement, that means a researcher collects verified changes, a writer prepares the draft, and a reviewer checks every product claim. The business owner decides when it is ready to publish.
See a complete release-note playbookHow we are building it
Three decisions shape the product.
Choose how it runs
The product direction includes managed Cloud packages and a self-managed path. Setup lets you compare hosting choices, agent roles, workload, and a sample budget.
Compare hosting responsibilitiesKeep decisions visible
Publication, spending, access changes, and work outside the brief need clear review rules. A decision record should explain what was approved and why.
Read the review modelThe next release
One complete path, from brief to result.
The first service milestone is an account with a saved company workspace: add an agent, assign one task, inspect its output, and see actual usage. More agents, scheduled work, and paid managed hosting build on that path.
Today you can try company setup and the sample workboard in your browser. Accounts and live execution are still in development.
For workflow feedback, describe the job, the material available to the agent, the result you expect, and the decision you would want to review yourself. An example brief is more useful than a feature list.
For a technical contribution or product walkthrough, include the part you want to explore and a link to your work. Send product questions and asset requests to the same email.