"Report this week's orders, email the supplier, put the meeting on my calendar" — your agent runs it with 50+ built-in tools. Every risky step queues for your approval; nothing critical ever runs silently.
The agent passes through the policy engine on every tool call. Not "can do everything but is allowed nothing" — fully authorized but supervised.
Report compiling, email traffic, calendar wrangling, data transfer — the repetitive 30% of your day turns into scheduled tasks.
The agent distills a playbook from successful tasks and learns rules from your corrections. The second time is faster; by the third it's habit.
Read/prepare tools (T1) are side-effect-free and run freely; write/send tools (T2) require approval according to your autonomy level.
Reads, researches, drafts; generates Word/PowerPoint/Excel and images — never writes to your systems.
Sends, writes, updates — queued for approval based on risk.
Google (Gmail, Calendar, Drive), Microsoft, Notion, Postgres/MySQL/MSSQL — credentials live in an encrypted vault, never reach the LLM.
Just say "put the invoices from [email protected] into Drive under Invoices > Company > Month": the agent searches the mail, pulls attachments through a safe quarantine (raw file bytes never enter the model) and uploads them into foldered Drive paths — creating folders as needed. It also reads the text inside the attachment: PDF, Word, Excel, CSV — and because OCR kicks in on scanned PDFs, it can pull the amount off an invoice that is nothing but an image. All file operations in one turn are collected into a single approval card. Turn it into an autonomous task to run every month by itself.
Just say "work out what I paid in invoices in 2026 and save it as an Excel sheet in the xyz folder on Drive": the agent reads the mail, does the maths, generates the sheet and puts the file it generated straight into Drive (the upload comes to you for approval). Same for decks: it reads a Drive folder, builds the deck and drops it back in the same folder. The limit: the one-click Drive connection lets the agent see only the files and folders it created itself — so let it create the target folder, or put a fully-scoped Google identity in the Vault.
Add your MCP server; the agent auto-discovers your tools and routes them through the same policy engine.
Read Instagram/X/TikTok/Reddit; publish to connected accounts with approval (social_post). A 6,000+ document expertise template teaches platform rules.
You decide how much to trust. Every tool call is evaluated before it runs: capability gate → allow-list → risk class → approval threshold. This is code-level enforcement, not a prompt rule — prompt injection cannot override it.
email_send(to: [email protected]) ① capability ✓ T2 enabled ② allow-list ✓ example.com listed ③ risk medium (external send) ④ autonomy supervised → ceiling: safe → DECISION: ASK APPROVAL
Three memory layers: it knows who you are (profile), remembers what happened (history summaries) and derives lasting rules from your corrections. It distills a playbook (skill) from successful multi-step tasks — the same job gets sharper every time.
You schedule tasks from chat ("every morning at 8..."), and the agent suggests things on its own when needed: the morning briefing sums up your day, what you're following and your commitments — delivered in your timezone, with your approval.
Good morning Taner, 3 things need you today: 1. 2 PM supplier call — I summarized yesterday's price list, attached. 2. Campaign orders up 18% (47 orders yesterday). Stock: Trail-X critical. 3. You told Ali "I'll reply today" — draft ready, just approve.
Your agent doesn't live in one place: chat from the panel, hand it tasks over WhatsApp, have results delivered to email/SMS/WhatsApp. Say "Hey SemAgent" — work hands-free with live voice conversation.
Platform-curated knowledge packs load ready-made domain expertise into your agent. The Social Media Management template ships with 6,000+ official source documents (Meta, X, LinkedIn, TikTok and Pinterest help and policy content) — your agent knows the platform rules better than you do.
Type 'summarize this week's orders' - the agent handles the rest and asks you before anything risky.
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