VegaDūtaA chatbot answers. An agent gets it done - it reads your documents, uses real tools, stops to ask you before anything that matters, and shows up on your phone. Build one right now, from an empty page, in the next few minutes.
Everything marked Do it here you can do in this page, right now. Everything marked In a workspace is what a free workspace adds - said plainly, so nothing here surprises you later.
Five plain questions: the job, who it serves, what it must never do, what it needs, how careful to be. No prompt engineering - the studio turns your answers into a working brief you can rewrite line by line.
A real agent appears with its own hands. Choose how hard it thinks, how freely it acts, and which rules run on every single turn.
Upload the policy, the price list, the contract. It answers from your pages and tells you which one. Search the MCP registry for tools - calendars, code hosts, maps, data services - to see what your agent could reach.
Give it a mission and watch the trace stream in: what it searched, what it opened, what it computed, and why. No black box, so you know exactly how far to trust it.
Line agents up into a workflow and drop in an approval step. The run really pauses, waits for you, and only continues on your yes. Autonomy is something you grant, one step at a time.
Publish to a link that opens on any phone - with a QR code to scan straight off this screen - or pair it with Telegram. Create the free account, sign in on the Android app, and your agent is there to chat with.
Each card fills the launcher with a brief - you still decide every word before anything is built. The sandbox runs the thinking, reading and tool use for real; a free workspace adds the schedules and the sending.
Finds who has not paid, writes to each in their own language, and waits for your nod.
Reads the agreement you would never finish, flags the clauses that could cost you.
Opens competitor pages and reports what changed - no dashboard, no scraper script.
Asks one question at a time, explains mistakes simply, on a phone, in a language the child speaks.
Answers customers from your real price list and hands the awkward ones to you.
Reads a stack of CVs against your job description and ranks the top with one line of why.
Pulls the week's prices and tells a farmer which day is best to sell.
Reads your pull request before you do and points out bugs, missing tests, unclear names.
Plans four days inside your budget, checks the weather, tells you what to pack.
