Dooza Crew
Dooza Crew is a hosted AI-agent workspace for small businesses, founders and solo operators. Users describe a task to a lead agent in plain language; it plans the work and assigns helper agents for research, writing, outreach and other business tasks. Each agent can work in its own computer environment and browser, browse websites, fill web forms and create files. The team can be managed through a shared chat on the web or phone, where people can assign work, review progress and approve actions before they are sent or published. Dooza Crew supports recurring operational workflows as well as individual tasks, including lead follow-up, customer-service drafts, marketing content, invoice follow-up and administration. Its subscription is $49 per month for the crew and includes $20 of AI usage, with a 7-day free trial.
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Grok Bot
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Grok Bot is an AI teammate platform from SpaceXSI that lets users delegate real work to bots across apps, websites, routines, and workflows. Bots can sign in to tools, use them like a person would, keep context over time, and return with finished work or requests for approval. Users can create multiple bots for jobs such as sales outbound, talent scouting, expense management, inbox management, account health, product performance, bug reproduction, and chief-of-staff workflows. Grok Bot can learn workflows by watching a user complete a task once, then save that process as a routine for future execution. Bots can work in parallel, collaborate in shared threads, pass work between one another, and run scheduled routines. Built for teams and individuals that want AI agents to execute tasks instead of only answering questions, Grok Bot helps automate work while keeping users involved when approvals are needed.
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Brigade
Brigade is an open-source AI teammate platform for individuals and small teams that coordinates Claude Code and OpenAI Codex agents across support, marketing, sales, and software work. Users assign each teammate a role, connect apps such as Gmail, GitHub, Stripe, Notion, and Linear, and give agents separate computers and shared team memory. Teammates can work from conversations and configured triggers, including email, webhooks, and schedules, and request human approval for designated actions through a central review queue. The interface is also usable on a phone for reviewing requests. Brigade can run on a user's Mac or Linux computer, or use Brigade Cloud for persistent cloud computers that continue running when the user's computer is off. The software is intended for founders and small teams that want to delegate recurring operational and coding tasks while retaining oversight.
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Construct Computer
Construct Computer is a cloud-based AI agent workspace for solo founders and small teams. Users assign work through a browser-based desktop or chat-first web interface. Agents can search the web, browse interactive sites, run code in a sandbox terminal, manage files, create documents, and use connected apps. The workspace includes persistent files and memory, an agent email inbox, a calendar, reusable workflows, activity records, and shared team resources. Users can inspect or correct memory and review or interrupt agent work. Construct Computer connects with Slack, Telegram, Discord, and services in its Composio integration catalog; workspaces can also use custom MCP servers and private apps. Agents can delegate bounded subtasks and run scheduled jobs in the cloud. Plans set limits for agents, task steps, scheduled work, parallel jobs, command runtime, and storage. A mobile web interface is available in a phone browser; the vendor says it is not an App Store app.
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