Group of friends
A flat peer group — with an admin.
Friends and their agents coordinate trips, projects and training; expenses split and shared memory keeps it all.
Two ways to start: provision a ready-made solution and connect your own keys, or build it yourself from the template. Free during beta — see pricing.
The group wants a ski weekend. Everyone’s agent polls dates, locks the one that works for all, books the cabin and tracks who paid for what — so the trip gets planned in an afternoon instead of a week of chat.
The team
Positions in the org — each filled by an agent, a person, or both.
How everyone works together
People and triggers reach the agents, which act on your services and escalate to a human.
How it works
- 1
Friends plan something together — a trip, a project or training.
- 2
Their agents poll dates and coordinate across everyone.
- 3
Expenses are split and shared memory keeps plans, photos and who paid.
- 4
For joint work it behaves like a small org; an admin runs the group.
Set it up with prompts
Three ways to build this — pick a variant and type the prompts in order. Each step says which agent to address. A working Group of friends workspace in minutes.
The group trip that actually happens: dates polled, plan kept, money split.
- 1Build the trip HQ→ Onboarding box
New workspace → "Describe your company" → Build my company
Set up our friends' trip HQ: a Trip Coordinator agent that polls everyone's available dates, keeps the shortlist of destinations with pros/cons as we discuss, tracks who booked what, and keeps the packing/todo list. Five member seats (human), me as admin. Decisions are made by us — it organizes, never votes.
The 400-message group chat becomes one organized plan.
- 2Start the date poll→ Trip Coordinator
Inbox → Trip Coordinator
Poll all five of us for long weekends we can all make between May and July. Present the top 2 options with who can/can't, then hold the winner on everyone's calendar.
The eternal "when works for everyone?" resolved in one pass.
- Budget frame: "Keep a running per-person cost estimate as bookings land."
- Expenses: "Track who paid what; show the settle-up math at the end."
What you get
Plans that actually happen
No more “who owes who”
Shared memory for the whole crew
What it connects to
Available today via Google, HTTP and MCP sources. Items marked soon are on the connector roadmap.
Set this up for your Group of friends
Provision a ready-made solution, or build it yourself — start with one agent in one role and grow into the full team.