Agently

Agently builds a company brain that connects your entire tech stack — Slack, Linear, Notion, Stripe, GitHub, Gmail, HubSpot, and 100+ other tools — then spins up AI agents to handle the work. Instead of just answering questions like a chatbot, Agently catches signals (a failed payment, a churn risk, an overdue task) and acts on them. It drafts emails, updates tickets, posts briefs, and routes work to the right person or system. The orchestrator, called Jarvis, manages specialized agents for research, revenue, support, growth, ops, and briefer tasks.

What makes Agently different from tools like Glean or Notion AI is that it doesn't stop at answering. It ships work. You see a live command center board with tasks triggered, running, and shipped in real time. The system ingests data from your tools, builds a knowledge graph of 2.4 million nodes, and updates live. When something needs attention — a PR review blocking a release, a deal stuck for 14 days, a customer angry in #support — Jarvis spins up an agent to handle it. The agents can patch vulnerabilities, build board docs, resolve design comments, and publish weekly briefs.

Agently is built for startup teams that want to run a 500-person company with five people. It's for operations managers, engineering leads, and founders who are tired of context-switching between tools and manually chasing down issues. Real-world use cases include automating cross-tool workflows (triaging bugs, routing leads, sending renewal emails), monitoring business signals across Slack, Stripe, GitHub, and Notion to catch issues early, and generating weekly briefs, board docs, and status updates without manual effort. If your team lives in Slack, Linear, and GitHub, Agently can turn that chaos into a self-running operation.