
Agently
Agently is a workspace where autonomous AI agents connect to tools such as Stripe, Gmail, and Salesforce to plan and execute business work. A shared company Brain stores knowledge, memory, and sourced facts, so agents like the Jarvis assistant can act on current company context. Teams can also run scheduled routines that return pages or actions, and use Agently's MCP server from Claude or Cursor.
- AI Agents
- Artificial Intelligence
- Enterprise Software
- Software Only
Funding
Founders
Product
Problem
Business work is spread across many separate tools, so routine tasks such as renewal follow-ups, billing fixes, and customer outreach require manual switching and context gathering. Standard AI chat assistants answer questions but do not retain company knowledge across sessions or act inside the systems where the work happens.
Solution
Agently provides a workspace where AI agents, led by an assistant named Jarvis, connect to a company's existing software and carry out operational tasks. A central Brain holds documents, web pages, synced app content, a company profile, and notes the agents keep over time, and answers show the sources behind each fact. Agents can push completed work into connected tools, such as pausing a failed-payment process in Stripe, drafting an email in Gmail, or updating an opportunity in Salesforce. Scheduled routines run a question against the Brain and return a page or action on a recurring basis, and approval gates hold consequential actions such as refunds above a set threshold until a user approves them. The same Brain is available to outside AI tools through an MCP server, so memory and decisions persist across sessions and clients.
Target Audience
Business operations, sales, customer success, and community teams that want AI agents to handle recurring work across their existing software stack.
Features
- Connectors that write results directly into tools such as Stripe, Gmail, and Salesforce
- Shared Brain combining keyword and meaning-based search over saved passages, with source attribution for each answer
- Temporal memory in which superseded facts remain as history, distinguishing current facts from past ones
- Recurring routines that query the Brain and return pages or actions, with approval gates for held actions
- MCP server exposing six tools (search, entity lookup, neighbour traversal, schema, recent episodes, and remember) to Claude, Cursor, and other clients