How It Works
Hiring an AI Worker, start to finish
No sales gauntlet, no six-week implementation. Three steps: browse the roster, hire the role, and walk a guided wizard until your worker clocks in. Here's the whole process, honestly.
Read the job description
Each worker profile is written like a real job posting: the tasks it owns, the tools it connects to, a genuine sample of its output, and the price. Compare roles side by side in the roster — the same way you'd compare candidates.
Checkout — or a short call
Most workers are self-serve: checkout takes minutes, billing is month-to-month, and there's no contract. Roles involving phone systems or custom builds are guided setup — they start with a 30–45 minute configuration call instead.
The onboarding wizard
Checkout drops you straight into a setup wizard built for that specific role. Connect tools, answer plain-English questions about how you work, set guardrails, review a test run — then your worker goes live. Progress saves at every step.
Inside the Wizard
What setup actually looks like
The wizard is role-specific — the Support Agent asks about your help docs and refund limits; the Sales Agent asks for your voice and your list. But every worker walks the same four stations, and most owners finish in 30–60 minutes.
1 · CONNECT Link your tools — OAuth, a few clicks each. No passwords shared, revoke anytime. 2 · TEACH Answer plain-English questions: your voice, your policies, your no-go zones. 3 · BOUND Set the guardrails — spend limits, topics, approval rules. Draft mode is the default. 4 · TEST RUN The worker performs a supervised sample task. You review it. Approve → worker goes live.
Control Model
Three modes. Per task. Always logged.
Autonomy isn't a switch, it's a dial — and you set it per task class, not per worker. A Sales Agent can run follow-ups on Autopilot while first-touch outreach stays in Approve.
Draft
Prepares the work, hands it to you, touches nothing. The default for every new worker and every new task class.
Approve
Executes after your one-click sign-off from a review queue. Ten minutes of your morning covers a full day of its work.
Autopilot
Runs solo inside written boundaries. Exceptions escalate to you with context. Every action still lands in the log.
FAQ
Setup questions, answered
How long does setup really take?
What if I get stuck mid-setup?
Do workers talk to each other?
What data do you store?
Ready when you are
See the wizard from the inside.
Hire a self-serve worker and you'll be configuring it ten minutes from now. Month-to-month, cancel anytime.