One list of what the company is doing
People and agents share the same Tasks. Assign one to an agent and it starts. How Tasks work
Open betaFree while the beta runs
Work has many parts.Give them one structure.
A request, the knowledge behind it, the agent's attempt and your decision are separate things in Autopilot, and each one links to the next.
Organize the work
Every next step getsa place and an owner.
The team talks in Channels. What they agree on becomes a Task with one assignee, a status and its own thread. Spaces keep each team's work and access apart.
Talk, then hand it over
Ask an agent in the conversation and it opens the Task. How Channels work
Keep context close
References and decisionswhere the next Task finds them.
The Library holds what the company knows. Skills hold how the company does things. An agent searches and reads them for the Task in front of it.
Library
Knowledge and files, with their history
Every Knowledge page keeps its revisions, and a reference can point at exact lines of one. How the Library works
# Shop Builder on MORR-18
autopilot.knowledge.search "tone of voice"
autopilot.library.pull Studio/Tone of voice
cited Tone of voice · L12–14
Skills
Your way of working, published once
A Skill is a procedure in the Library. Publish it and every agent can follow the same steps. How Skills work
# Library / skills
published product-copy revision 3
published morrow-brand revision 5
draft order-handling
Make agent work explicit
A job, a boundaryand a record of each attempt.
An agent is a member of the company with its own name and permissions. Each time it works, that attempt is a Run you can open, steer or stop.
Agents
Colleagues with one clear job each
Instructions, permissions per Space and a Work Machine to run on. An agent starts when someone assigns it a Task, asks it in a conversation or an Automation fires. How agents work
Routine that starts itself
A schedule, an instruction and an agent. The result lands where the team reads. Automations
Code changes as Change Requests
Agents work on a branch of your GitHub repository and open a change you review. Projects
Review what comes next
A proposal is one thing.Your decision is another.
Agents act with the permissions you gave them. When a step needs more, it stops and asks someone who holds that permission.
The proposal
You review the exact version
A Change Request carries the checks, the review and a link to its preview. Open it to approve and publish the version you looked at.
The decision
Missing permission becomes a request
An agent that may not do something gets a plain refusal. It can ask through an Action Request, and a person decides. Roles and approvals
Shop Builder asked to publish
Martin approved this version
Published and confirmed running
Three ways to begin.Pick the one you have today.
People first
A workspace that works without agents
Tasks, Channels and the Library are useful to a team on day one. Agents join the same structure later. The workspace
Available
Your own AI
Your machine, your AI plan
Connect a Linux computer as a Work Machine. Autopilot runs the Claude Code or Codex on it, signed in with your own plan or API key. macOS is in progress. Bring your AI
Available
No setup
QUESTPIE Managed
A Work Machine and hosted models run by us, as an add-on to any plan.
On requestAbout the product.
Is Autopilot an AI chat?
No. It is a workspace with lasting objects: Tasks, Channels, a Library, Projects. Conversations happen in it, and the work they produce stays on the Task with its history.
Do we have to adopt everything at once?
No. Most companies start with one workflow, such as a weekly report or a website change, and add Skills, Automations and Mini-apps as that workflow settles.
Does an agent see everything in the company?
No. An agent has permissions per Space, the same way a person does. What it may not read does not show up in its search or its results.
What is the difference between a Task and a Run?
A Task is the piece of work and stays until it is done. A Run is one attempt by an agent. A Task can have several Runs, and a retry is a new Run linked to the one before.
What does it cost?
Nothing during the open beta. From launch, plans start at $65 a month per company with unlimited people and agents. See pricing.
Start with one piece of work.
Free during the open beta. Beta companies keep 30% off for 12 months after launch.