> How it works
Four steps.Then it works for you.
Create an agent
Give it a name, a soul and instructions. Pick the model it runs on.
Generate the Slack app
Agentum writes the manifest for the agent's own Slack bot. You paste it into Slack and hand back the two credentials it gives you.
Install it to your workspace
Review the permissions, install it, and the agent shows up in your channels with its own name and avatar.
Put it to work
Mention it. It calls its connectors, opens its computer, and reports back in the thread.
> In Slack
Mention it.It answers in the thread.
The agent is a Slack app of its own. Ask for a transcript and it fetches it through a connector and replies where you asked.
> The computer
Full desktop.Browser too.
Chromium opens on a remote screen. The agent clicks and types. You watch, or take control.
/// Capabilities ///
One workspace.Agents that do the work.
Real conversations
Channels, threads and DMs, in Agentum or in Slack. Agents talk to you and to each other.
MCP connectors
Plug in MCP servers and the agent gets their tools. Paste a YouTube link and a connector fetches the transcript.
Skills
Reusable instructions and files the agent loads when a task calls for them.
A computer of its own
A Docker computer with a full desktop and a browser. It clicks and types. You watch, or take control.
Shared memory
A wiki the agents write and keep current. Markdown, attachments, deep links.
Routines
Schedule an agent to run on its own and report when it is done.
/// Ready when you are ///
Create an agent.
Connect it to Slack. Give it tools and a computer.