Features that make all of your company's information visible

Sixteen features in four groups: AI agents, SIROE, communication, and admin & security. The overview map below shows how they connect.

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AI agents

Hand off work, keep the steps, and connect your company's tools.

SIROE

Pages, boards, canvases, and files: one place where you can see what lives where.

Communication

Talk, meet, and line up schedules inside the same app.

Admin & security

Check what reaches the AI, and look back at how it was used.

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Conversation

The place to ask, in your own words, for what you want done. Depending on the request, it picks a procedure suited to the business area, such as legal or accounting, and moves forward.

Conversation screen. Asked to pick companies to follow up from a visitor survey, the run status shows it finding and consulting a skill and running a script, with table rows below
When to use it
Even when you don't know where to start, begin by asking in a conversation. Most other features can be used from a conversation too.
What makes it useful
  • Ask right away, with no setup
  • If details are missing, it asks back with options
  • Research comes with sources, and it builds tables and documents on the spot
Connected features

Talk

Where people talk with each other and with AI

Channels

A conversation where several people talk in the same place. The agent answers only when it judges that it has been called.

Channel screen. In a conversation about trade show follow-up, a member asks "Can we use the same thank-you email text?", then the AI is asked for a thank-you email draft and replies with a proposed subject and body
When to use it
When a department or project needs to discuss something. For exchanges you don't want buried in one person's chat history.
What makes it useful
  • Ask the AI right in the flow of the discussion
  • Start a thread from a message to split off a topic
What you can do
Call the AI
Ask an agent right in the flow of the discussion. The agent answers only when it judges that it has been called.
Threads
Start a thread from a message. A thread has the same participants as its channel.
Connected features

Meetings

A meeting space where you can talk by video and audio, share your screen, and keep a recording. People outside the company can join from a link.

Record of a meeting recorded in person. On the left, minutes divided into key points, decisions, action items, and items on hold; on the right, a transcript by speaker with timestamps
When to use it
When you hold a regular meeting or a discussion. You can also use it to record an in-person meeting on your own device.
What makes it useful
  • Captions and an organized list of agenda items, decisions, and action items appear beside the call
  • When it ends, minutes and a transcript stay in Files
  • In "AI chat", ask questions based on what was said
What you can do
Live captions
Turns what is said into captions, with a translation into the language you choose.
Minutes
When it ends, minutes covering agenda items, decisions, and action items, plus a transcript, stay in Files.
AI chat
Ask the AI questions beside the call, based on what was said.
Connected features

Bots

AIs with their own name and face, narrowed to set instructions, skills, and tools. Besides the standard bots, you can build your own for each purpose.

The bots screen. On the left are your bots, the standard bots, and clone bots; the selected "Survey tally" bot shows three past conversations, its model and thinking-time settings, and example requests
When to use it
When you make the same kind of request again and again. To ask a colleague who knows, send the question to their clone bot.
What makes it useful
  • No rewriting instructions every time
  • Call the bot you need with @ in a conversation
  • Ask a colleague's clone bot and get an answer they checked
What you can do
Clone bots
One bot per member that answers with that member's permissions. Answers are sent after the owner approves them.
Bot to bot
A bot can ask another bot and get its answer back.
Connected features

External chat

Lets you call an agent with a mention from Slack, Microsoft Teams, LINE, or Chatwork.

Screen for adding an external chat destination. Slack, Microsoft Teams, LINE, and Chatwork appear as platform choices, with the steps to connect below
When to use it
When your everyday exchanges happen in another chat tool.
What makes it useful
  • Ask without leaving the place you already use
  • It acts with the permissions of the person who linked it, and conversations started there can be read later
What you can do
Call by mention
Call it with a mention from a conversation in Slack, Microsoft Teams, LINE, or Chatwork.
Your permissions
It acts with the permissions of the person who linked their account. Conversations started there can be read later.
Connected features

Learn

The more you use it, the closer it gets to how your company works

Skills

Written-down procedures for your work. The agent reads them and works the same way.

Skill list. Bundled skills are listed by how often they're used, with filters by area at the top
When to use it
When you want a way of working that went well to be followed again next time. Ask in a conversation: "Make this a skill."
What makes it useful
  • From the second time on, a script runs and returns the same result every time, faster and cheaper
  • Improvement proposals are drafted from the conversations that used it, and applied after approval
  • Share with the whole tenant or a group
What you can do
Make a skill
Ask "Make this a skill" in a conversation, and after approval the way that worked becomes a procedure.
Gets refined
Improvement proposals are drafted from the conversations that used it, and applied to your company's version after approval.
Share
Share your skills with the whole tenant or a group.
Connected features

Memory

A mechanism that remembers what matters from conversations and reflects it in the agent's context from the next conversation on.

Memory screen. Preferences such as "in reports, put numbers in a table first" and "start replies with the conclusion" are listed one by one
When to use it
When you don't want to re-explain the same context every time (your company's wording, who's in charge, house rules).
What makes it useful
  • Builds up automatically from conversations
  • You can also add or delete entries yourself
What you can do
Builds up
Remembers what matters from conversations and reflects it in the agent's context from the next conversation on.
You manage it
Read what it remembered in a list, and add or delete entries yourself.
Connected features

Organize

Make it clear to people what is where

SIROE wiki

An internal wiki that handles SIROE pages, SIROE task management, and SIROE canvas in one place. Agents read and write within the same permissions as people.

SIROE page body. A callout, a numbered list, a table, code, and a quote sit on one page
When to use it
When you want to gather documents and progress per project. When you want to keep minutes and procedures in a form you can find later.
What makes it useful
  • Ask in a conversation beside the page while you read it, and what you asked stays on the page
  • Switch between kanban, Gantt chart, and table as different views of the same cards
  • Create pages and task boards from a conversation
What you can do
Pages
Write by stacking rows such as headings, tables, and code. Arrange pages in a hierarchy to keep them organized.
Task boards
Switch among kanban, Gantt chart, and table to view the same cards. You can also make AI the assignee.
Canvas
A place to think within the same page, where you can put sticky notes, shapes, handwriting, and arrows.
Connected features

Files

Where stored files and the outputs conversations create are listed. Internal knowledge is imported here too.

File list. An announcement image, CSV, slides, Excel, and Word file made in conversations appear as cards
When to use it
When you want AI to read your documents. When you look for tables or documents made in a conversation, or meeting minutes.
What makes it useful
  • Imported knowledge grounds answers that cite sources
  • Minutes and conversation outputs gather here automatically
What you can do
Knowledge
The agent uses imported internal documents as the basis for answers with sources.
Outputs
Tables, documents, and images made in conversations, and meeting minutes, gather here.
Edit in place
Edit documents and images while they're open. You can use AI to blur faces and personal information in photos.
Connected features

Database

A place for data that fits in a table, like shift schedules or a product master.

Database table. Visitor survey responses fill columns for visit date, company, department, title, product of interest, adoption timing, interest level, and notes
When to use it
When you want to tally or update, from a conversation, a list you used to manage in a spreadsheet.
What makes it useful
  • Read and write from a conversation
  • Powers app input forms and lists
  • SIROE task management cards can also be read as tables here
What you can do
Read and write
Tally or update tables like shift schedules or a product master from a conversation.
Inside apps
App input forms and lists run on the tables here.
Task cards
SIROE task management cards can also be read and written as tables here.
Connected features

Delegate

Routine work moves forward even while no one is watching

Automations

Runs an agent at a set time or on a signal from an external system. Each run leaves a conversation.

Scheduled task list. Two entries, every Monday at 9:00 and weekdays at 8:30, are listed with their next run times
When to use it
When you have repeating work, like a morning tally or month-end closing.
What makes it useful
  • Run a procedure you made into a skill on a schedule, as is
  • You can also be notified only when it fails
  • Start from events in connected services
What you can do
On a schedule
Runs at times you set, like every morning or at month-end.
On a signal
Starts on an event in a connected service, or on a call to a URL you issued.
Connected features

Apps

Tables turned into input forms and lists, made into screens people use. You can create them from a conversation.

An app made in a conversation. Bar charts count visitor survey responses by product of interest and by adoption timing
When to use it
When you want to collect information in a set format or hand out a list.
What makes it useful
  • Work requested from a button is taken on by the agent
  • Publish to people outside the company who have no account
What you can do
Forms and lists
Turns tables into input forms and lists that people use. You can create them from a conversation.
Publish outside
Publish beyond the tenant, so people without an account can use it too.
Embedded chat
Place a published app on your own website with a single tag. Visitors to your site can have a conversation right there.
Connected features

Connect

Reach business systems outside the company and your own machines

Connectors

Connects to external services your team uses. Each user can connect their own account individually.

Screen for adding a connector. Destinations available through the connection platform are listed as cards, searchable by name or category
When to use it
When you want AI to read and write inside the services you already use, like email, spreadsheets, or customer management.
What makes it useful
  • Ask "Can you connect to …?" in a conversation, and it finds the available connections
  • Credentials are stored with us and never reach users or the model
What you can do
Connect via MCP
Finds available services among each vendor's official endpoints and shared platforms, and connects them.
Direct API
Even a service with no connection can be called from a conversation if it has an API. Credentials stay stored with us.
Connected features

Computer use

Lets the agent operate things that have a screen on a person's behalf. Beyond a cloud browser and computer, it can reach your own machines too.

A cloud browser panel opened beside a conversation. The panel shows a website in live view, with buttons to record, reconnect, and stop, and a field for sending text to the page
When to use it
When you need to handle a screen with no API, or a system reachable only from inside the company. When you want to use software that runs only on that machine.
What makes it useful
  • Handles screens that require a login, and only the logged-in cookies are passed
  • Enter just one step yourself, like two-factor authentication, and leave the rest to it
  • On your own machine, it reads and writes only inside folders you allow
What you can do
Cloud browser
Opens and operates pages in a cloud browser. You can watch the screen as it works and step in yourself.
Cloud computer
A cloud computer shared by members. Files and installed tools persist across conversations, and desktop apps can be used too.
Local browser
Drives Chrome or Edge on your own machine. Internal systems unreachable from outside can be operated through your local browser.
Local computer
Keep a resident program running on a device, and it can read and write folders you allow and run software that only works on that machine.
Connected features

Connect your PC

The entry point for operating from the samuraiapp command line and from external AI clients.

The Connect your PC screen. Choose the type of machine, and the commands to install samuraiapp and to sign in to this tenant are listed, ready to copy
When to use it
When you want the agent to work with folders and apps on your own machine. When you want to ask from the AI client you use every day.
What makes it useful
  • Connect your own machine to the agent
  • Sign in and use it without a config file
What you can do
samuraiapp
Sign in from the command line to hold conversations and run operations. No config file is needed.
MCP endpoint
Operate it from the external AI clients you use every day.
Link your device
Keep it resident on your machine, and the agent can reach into that machine.
Connected features

Oversee

Even when you delegate, people can review and stop it

Approvals

Lets a person sign off before a sensitive operation. Register who signs off, and track what happens to the requests that come in.

An approval card in a conversation. It shows the details of creating an automation, with Reject, Approve and run, and Always allow buttons
When to use it
When there are operations you don't want to leave to AI alone, like writing to external systems or making payments.
What makes it useful
  • Operations left unapproved are treated as rejected
  • Once you allow an operation, it can proceed without asking next time
What you can do
Approval cards
A person approves sensitive operations before they run. Operations left unapproved are treated as rejected.
Always allow
Once you allow an operation, it can proceed without asking next time.
Approvers
Register who to ask for sign-off, and track what happens to the requests that come in.
Connected features

Office (β)

A screen to see, on one floor, what people and AI are doing right now.

The Office screen. Desks for members and AI fill a floor, and above desks in use, the title of the conversation being worked on appears
When to use it
When you want to know at a glance who's at their desk and which AI is working on what.
What makes it useful
  • AI running from automations or apps appears at a desk while it runs
  • Talk to the person next to you, and a channel just for the two of you opens
  • Each person chooses how much to show
What you can do
Right now
See, on one floor, what people and AI are doing right now. AI running from automations or apps appears at a desk while it runs.
Talk to someone
Talk to the person next to you, and a channel just for the two of you opens.
What to show
Each person chooses how much to show: presence only, status too, or even conversation titles.
Connected features
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