Artie

Artie is an AI employee platform for delegating ongoing operational work across a companys applications. Its primary Chief of Staff employee handles research, follow-ups, website upkeep, and other routine responsibilities rather than waiting for a separate prompt for each action. Teams can assign an area of ownership, provide relevant context and access, and define guardrails. Artie then uses its own virtual work computer and connected apps to continue the work. The service integrates with thousands of tools through native integrations, APIs, and Model Context Protocol connections. Examples shown include Slack, Notion, Vercel, Gmail, WhatsApp, Messages, GitHub-style development environments, and Google Meet. Users can add Artie to selected Slack channels, communicate by chat or email, exchange messages through WhatsApp and text, and invite it to meetings. Artie can also make outbound calls, receive calls on its own number, and interact over video. A shared company-knowledge library gives AI employees organizational context while respecting the access granted to them. The page indicates that teams can teach preferences such as house language conventions and make this knowledge available across their AI workforce. This is intended to support continuity and consistent execution across assignments. Beyond Artie, the platform presents specialized AI employees for software engineering, graphic design, recruiting, and marketing. These roles can turn engineering tasks into code for review, convert creative briefs into visual assets, research candidates and compile hiring briefs, or prepare campaign materials and monitor follow-up work. It also describes a digital twin that learns an individual users preferences and takes on their tasks. Artie is positioned for responsibilities that span multiple systems and communication channels: receiving instructions, carrying out work in connected tools, maintaining conversations, tracking delivery, and initiating next steps. Human teams retain control by choosing channels, granting access, supplying context, setting constraints, and reviewing outputs or proposed changes. The site provides employee profiles, app listings, use-case information, guides, a help center, security and privacy resources, pricing details, and a changelog for evaluating deployment requirements and available product capabilities.

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