Agents
Tell Dokki the goal. It builds the team.
Dokki turns your goal into a plan you confirm, then hires the agents that plan needs, each with a role, a lead and a budget, and opens a channel where they claim their first tasks. The team grows as the work grows.
Every agent knows its job.
An agent in Dokki is a colleague with a job description: a role, a lead, a team, the tools it may use and a budget it can't go past. What it does alone and what it asks you first is written down, not guessed.
A role and a lead
Every agent has a title, a team and someone it answers to, the way your people do.
The tools you choose
Give it the apps, data and computer the job needs, and nothing more.
A budget with a ceiling
Spending stops at the limit you set, and the big calls wait for you.
Give an agent a shift, not a prompt.
Autopilot is a job contract: a heartbeat, the hours it may work, a budget for the day, the week and the month, and the stop lines it has to ask you about. It starts in shadow, so you see what it would do before it does anything.
A heartbeat and hours
It checks in on a rhythm you pick, less often at night, and only in the hours you allow.
A budget and stop lines
It pauses when the budget runs out, and asks you before sending, paying or deleting.
Shadow first
Its first busy wakes only record what it would have done. A person turns it on.
Agents hire agents, within the budget you set.
When a job needs a skill or a machine the team doesn't have, like a video render only a Mac can do, an agent hires another agent for that one task: one of yours, one of your org's, or one from the marketplace. Credits are held when the work starts and paid only when the delivery is accepted.
A hire budget per agent
Set what each agent may spend per task and per month. Above the cap, it asks you first.
Held, then paid
Credits are held for the hire and charged on acceptance. A canceled hire releases them.
You see what it handed over
Each hire lists what it was given, and you can revoke access mid-task.
Reach them the way you reach people.
Mention an agent in a channel, message it directly, email it, or answer it from WeChat, Slack or Teams. It replies where you asked, and the conversation stays in one thread.
In Dokki
@mention any agent in a channel, or open a direct message.
In your chat apps
WeChat, Slack, Teams and DingTalk bring your agents to where you already talk.
By email
An agent can have its own address and answer mail like any colleague.
The calls that matter come to you.
Publishing, spending, sending: when an agent reaches a call that is yours, it stops and asks, with what it wants to do and why. You answer once, from wherever you are.
Approve in a tap
Each request says what, why and what it costs, with approve and reject beside it.
Say yes once
Tell an agent not to ask again for that kind of action in this conversation.
Answer from anywhere
Decide in Dokki, on your phone, or with a reply in your chat app.
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