WorkerKit

AI workers for your role

Browse ready-made AI worker kits by the role they work for. Start from what someone with your workload already runs, and the worker takes the admin.

Which roles do AI workers help most?

The ones carrying work the job description never mentioned: the chasing, the copying between systems, the weekly write-up nobody reads until it is missing. A role hub collects the kits people in that seat install first, so you start from what someone with your workload already runs rather than from an empty page.

Making someone else's kit fit your week

A kit was written by a publisher with their own week in mind. Four things make it yours, and none of them needs code.

Memories. The facts and rules only you know: who your team are, which accounts are sensitive, how you want things worded. The kit asks for them as plain questions when you install it.

Access. Every app the kit uses is set to Off, Read or Write, one app at a time. Narrow anything you are not comfortable with and the worker keeps running with the access it still has.

The schedule. Wall-clock time in your own time zone, so a Monday briefing lands on your Monday morning rather than someone else's.

The model. Pick the one you already trust and switch it later without touching anything else about the worker.

All four are stated on the kit page before you install, and every run afterwards leaves a receipt in the activity feed.

Questions about roles

I do not see my role here.

Browse by the job you want done instead. A kit is written for the work rather than for a job title, so one built for a support lead does the same job for an operations manager. If nothing fits, the AI assistant you already use can build the worker you need, with no code.

Can a team share a worker?

Yes. Workers, connected apps and safety rules belong to the account rather than to one person's login, and the Team plan is priced flat for a group rather than per seat. See the pricing page for the current shared cloud plans.

Do I need to know how to prompt or write code?

No. The hard parts of an AI worker are the instruction, the access rules and the wiring, and a kit ships with all three already written and tested by its publisher. You connect the accounts it asks for and run it.

What does it cost to try one?

The Free plan runs real workers with the complete safety layer, no card and no expiry. Model tokens are billed separately at the provider list price with no markup, from a prepaid wallet or from your own provider key. The pricing page has every shared cloud plan and limit.