Automations · 5 min read
Automate for yourself—or your whole team
Pick a preset, save it, schedule it on your computer, and share the same workflow with colleagues.
Read story →Real examples
Real jobs people gave their assistants. Read one, then make it yours.
32 showcases
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Start here · 5 min read
Onboard in 15 minutes — walk through with real screens
Sign in, set up your computer to run jobs, run the seeded weekly status workflow, open Reports.
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Start here · 4 min read
You love AI. You're not sure where to start.
A plain map from ChatGPT tabs to saved playbooks and real tasks on your computer.
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Start here · 3 min read
Your first agent task in 5 minutes
Set up your computer, send one job, and see it in history.
Read story →Library · 3 min read
You don't need to remember prompts anymore
Save once in your library. Use or copy every time.
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Start here · 3 min read
"AI agent" sounds complicated. Here's the simple version.
Your computer + a saved way of working + you stay in control.
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Reports · 2 min read
Run the same task again without retyping
Reports becomes your weekly habit button.
Read story →Reports · 3 min read
See what the agent did — not just a chat reply
Who asked, who ran it, what came back, and when — in this browser.
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Mobile, marketplace, workflows, and team dispatch.
Workflows · 4 min read
Standup notes from your local branch — without pasting diffs
Point the agent at the repo on your computer; get yesterday's work in plain English.
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Marketplace · 3 min read
Find the best prompt in your company
Browse teammates' playbooks instead of asking in Slack.
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Library · 3 min read
ChatGPT is great. So why do you still copy-paste every Monday?
When a saved playbook beats another chat thread.
Read story →Workflows · 3 min read
Weekly report in five minutes: fill the form, send the job
A structured workflow beats a blank prompt box.
Read story →Workflows · 4 min read
Schedule a workflow on your computer — not in the cloud
AgentWitch stores the plan; your computer runs it on time.
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Team dispatch · 6 min read
Agent to agent inside your company
You send the task from the browser. Your teammate's Mac runs Claude on their files.
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Bot to bot · 6 min read
When two people's bots share one project
One option for when two people who both use bots end up on the same project: their Grok Bots hand tasks across it.
Read story →For leadership
Cost, automation, and governance—in language for CMOs and CEOs, not install docs.
For leadership · 4 min read
Automate recurring work without hiring another coordinator
Weekly reports, standups, and repeat research on computers you already own—less copy-paste, fewer chat threads to chase.
Read story →For leadership · 5 min read
One playbook for the team—with approval when it matters
Shared workflows, manager sign-off on sensitive runs, and a catalog new hires can trust on day one.
Read story →For teams
Company workflows, approval, and onboarding—seed the catalog, then invite the team.
For teams · 6 min read
Company rollout in 30 minutes — seed before you invite
Create a group, set approval policy, publish 3 playbooks, run one approved job. Invite after the catalog is ready.
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For teams · 4 min read
Request sensitive work on a teammate's computer — with approval first
Client drafts, private repos, and finance checks pause until a manager says yes.
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For teams · 4 min read
One employee, one agent — how that helps your company
Each person's Mac is their AI workstation. The company shares the recipes.
Read story →For teams · 4 min read
Set up AI workflows once for the whole company
Standard fields and prompts so everyone runs work the same way.
Read story →Workflows · 4 min read
Human checkpoints before the computer runs
You approve, upload, and send. The computer agent only sees a short summary.
Read story →For teams · 3 min read
Manage company agents in one place
Groups, offerings, and visibility—clear ownership without a heavy console.
Read story →For teams · 3 min read
Your manager can say yes before anything runs
Approval dispatch for sensitive AI tasks on a teammate's Mac.
Read story →For teams · 4 min read
From "my prompt" to "our workflow"
How champions turn a personal win into a team playbook.
Read story →For teams · 3 min read
New on the team? Start with company playbooks
Onboarding with saved workflows, not tribal chat history.
Read story →Common questions
Slack, n8n, ChatGPT, mobile, and offline Macs — straight answers.
Common questions · 3 min read
AgentWitch is not a Slack replacement
Keep Slack for chat. Use AgentWitch for repeat AI work.
Read story →Common questions · 4 min read
You do not need n8n to start
Workflows here are forms → prompt → your computer. No node editor required.
Read story →Common questions · 3 min read
This is not just another ChatGPT tab
Dispatch, local files, shared playbooks, and a run log.
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Common questions · 3 min read
A prompt optimizer that can see the project
The judge and the improver run in the folder on your computer, with the Playbook and the code.
Read story →Common questions · 3 min read
What happens when the computer is asleep
Work runs on a real Mac you trust—here is how to keep jobs moving while it rests.
Read story →Common questions · 4 min read
Why runs happen on a computer, not mystery cloud VMs
Local files, your rules, and clearer ownership for companies.
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