Agents with real computers

Your team has
better things to do.

Give Helios the support roundup, the CRM cleanup, or the report that eats your Monday. Agents get a cloud computer, your tools, and the context to get to work.

5,000 free credits. Invite your whole team.

Account briefing Complete

Get me ready for my call with Acme. Pull together the latest emails, account details, and meeting notes.

  1. Read the account history
  2. Catch up on recent conversations
  3. Find the notes from last time
Meeting brief

Acme · ready for your call

Renewal is next month. The team is expanding to two new regions and asked about SSO in the last call.

An example of a task, from ask to done.Meet Helios

One less Monday chore

The roundup’s ready.
You haven’t opened a tab.

Ask Helios to read the week’s support threads, find the recurring problems, and send your team a digest. Use the same prompt in a workflow to do it every Monday.

Explore workflows
Example workflow Mon, 09:00 UTC

Support · weekly digest

142 threads.
Here’s what came up.

  1. 31

    Invoice confusion

    4 enterprise accounts affected

  2. 12

    Slow CSV exports

    Most reports involve large files

  3. 09

    SSO login loop

    Reports point to Safari

Digest posted to #support-leads

GitHub issue #1187 opened for invoice confusion

Every run gets its own machine.

Helios can write a script, run it, and use the result. Each task starts in a fresh sandbox with its own shell and files.

  • Bun, Node, git, and jq are preinstalled. The agent writes a script, runs it, and reads the result.
  • It can search the web and read a page when the task needs facts that are not in your tools.
See how runs work

support-digest

environment

v4 · Dockerfile
CPU
2 vCPU
Memory
4 GB
Disk
10 GB

files

  • ~/context
  • org/ project/ personal/
  • ~/workspace
  • app/ threads.json themes.md
  • /tmp

installed

  • bash
  • git
  • bun
  • node
  • python
  • jq
  1. Created

    09:00:02 UTC

  2. Running

    4m 12s

  3. Stops

    at 30 min

Your tools, without the copy-paste.

Agents get the complete API of each connected tool. They find the right endpoint for the task and call it.

  • Helios indexes each tool's API. The agent finds the endpoint it needs and makes the request.
  • The egress proxy attaches your credential on the way out. The sandbox never holds the token.
See integrations
GitHub

GitHub

integration · full API indexed

find-relevant-apis

open an issue for the top support bug

POST/repos/{owner}/{repo}/issues
parameterinvalue
ownerpathacme
repopathapp
titlebodyInvoice confusion: 31 threads this week
labelsbody["bug", "support"]
201 Createdissue #1187credential added by the egress proxy

Shared knowledge. Reviewed changes.

Agents write to a shared Library. A person reviews the diff and approves each file before it becomes the team's context.

  • Organization, project, and personal files mount at ~/context in every run.
  • Edits are staged for review. A person approves or discards each file. Agents cannot approve their own.
See the Library

org/support/themes.md

Proposed by run 8f3c · Modified · waiting for review

## Recurring themes1. Invoice confusion (24 threads)1. Invoice confusion (31 threads, 4 enterprise accounts)   Tracked in acme/app#11872. Slow CSV export (12 threads)3. SSO login loop on Safari (9 threads)

Getting started

Start with the task you keep putting off.

An engineer connects tools, environments, and access. After that, anyone on the team can hand work to an agent.

  1. 01

    Describe the task

    Write what you want done in plain words. Name the tools it should use and the output you want back. Start it in chat and watch each tool call.

  2. 02

    Attach a trigger

    Reuse the same prompt as a workflow. Run it by hand, on a schedule, from a signed webhook, or on a GitHub, Slack, or Plain event.

  3. 03

    Review the run

    Open the run. Every command, tool call, and result is in the transcript. Changes to shared files wait for a person to approve them.

Questions people ask

Hand over your first task.

Connect a tool, start a chat, and read the transcript. 5,000 free credits to begin.