Hire a little teamthat works while you sleep.

    Agentown is a village of AI characters you hire like people. Describe the job in your own words, hand over the keys you choose, and wake up to finished work. No flowcharts, no code, no docs.

    Your characters do real jobs.

    01

    Read the morning mail.

    Pell, the mail clerk, reads the inbox overnight, sorts out the noise, and drafts replies for the mail that matters. You wake to a short digest and give the yes.

    02

    Brief your day.

    Your briefer reads the calendar and writes a two minute brief before you sit down: what is coming, what is stuck, what needs you first.

    03

    Do the legwork.

    Juno, the researcher, watches your topics through the night and files what matters in plain language. No feeds to scroll, just the findings.

    Every character starts as an intern: drafts only, everything approved, autonomy earned.

    Meet the first residents.

    The opening cast of the village. More move in as it grows.

    Pixel-art orange bird character Pell, the mail clerk of the Agentown village, waving hello

    Pell

    The mail clerk. Sorts the inbox before sunrise.

    Pixel-art fox character Juno, the researcher of the Agentown village, waving hello

    Juno

    The researcher. Watches your topics all night.

    Pixel-art grey robot character Otto, an unassigned Agentown resident, waving hello

    Otto

    Ready to be shaped. Describe any job in plain words.

    Pixel-art green screen robot character GBot, the back office clerk of Agentown, waving hello

    GBot

    The back office. Files, lists, tidy records.

    Pixel-art rabbit character, the Agentown intern who works in drafts only, waving hello

    The Intern

    How everyone starts. Drafts only, until trust is earned.

    Pixel-art Agentown characters waiting in line at night outside the manager office to report what went wrong

    When something breaks, you can read it.

    No silent failures, no log files. A blocked character walks to your office, waits in line, and tells you what went wrong in plain language, with the fix one click away.

    Keys live on a visible keyring. You always see what a character can reach, and you can take a key back in one click. Revoking a key stops the work, immediately.

    The village opens with one hundred seats.

    Agentown is in private preview while Google reviews our mail keys. Founding residents get in first and help shape the opening cast. Leave your email and we will knock when your door is ready.