The missing business layer for always-on AI agents.
Personal agents can act on your behalf. Business agents need a place to work, a way to use tools safely, and a path from rough request to finished deliverable.
01
Shared workspace
Give AI a durable project folder with source files, drafts, data, generated assets, logs, and saved checkpoints.
02
Tool execution
Let assistants run controlled commands, inspect files, generate assets, update content, and verify their work.
03
MCP connections
Connect approved business systems so AI can use context from docs, CRMs, calendars, project tools, email, and automations.
04
Secrets and permissions
Keep credentials out of project files and decide which people or agents can use each connection.
05
Goals and schedules
Use background goals, one-time follow-ups, and recurring routines for work that should continue outside the chat.
06
Publishing
Turn finished work into websites, portals, forms, dashboards, APIs, files, and links your team can share.
07
Business data as files
Store lightweight business records in readable folders, Markdown, JSON, CSV, and structured pages.
08
Reviewable history
Save snapshots so people can see what changed, continue later, or roll back when needed.
The chat is where you ask. Sails is where the work happens.
- Ask in plain English. Describe the result, not the technical steps.
- The agent uses its workspace and tools. Files, commands, connections, schedules, and project context stay together.
- Your team reviews what changed. The result is visible as files, logs, pages, records, and links.
- The workflow keeps its memory. Come back next week and continue from the saved project instead of starting over.