Hire a crew. Watch them work. Tap a hat to give a quest. Agentville turns "I have a team of agents" into a place — not a dashboard.
A starter cast of 12 agents. Each one has personality, tool affinities, and a real opinion about how to do your work.
No more log-spelunking. Your agents have addresses, schedules, and very small hats.
Agents walk the path between buildings as they work. Bell tower rings when something needs you. Smoke from the chimney means someone's on a long task. Glance to know what's happening.
Pick a 4-agent party. We show synergy lines for combos that work — the inbox-tamer pairs beautifully with the scheduler. Stats roll up. Tool affinities click.
Drop a task — voice, type, or paste. Agents bid with a fit % and a one-line rationale. Pick one or pair two. They walk to the right shop and get to work.
Free to start. Your village grows with you.
Not at all. The mascots are the surface — under the hood it's a real multi-agent runtime: each agent has their own context, tools, memory, and skill tree. We use a mix of frontier models depending on the task.
At launch: Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Notion, Drive, plus generic web browsing. New tool shops open as the village asks for them — Linear, GitHub, and the rest are on the road, just not in v1.
Yes — the Rulebook lets you set per-agent autonomy from "read-only" to "ask before action" to "full autopilot." You can lock specific actions (touching billing, sharing externally) regardless of what the agent thinks.
Your village is your village. We don't train on your data. Connector tokens are encrypted at rest. You can export everything as JSON and delete in one tap.
Not in v1 — your village is yours. Shared villages for teams (the Guild tier) come after launch. For now, every villager has their own crew, name them and dress them however you want.
Because the metaphor for "many things working in parallel for me" is closer to a town than to a spreadsheet. Familiar visuals lower the stakes of delegation. You already know how to manage a town — you've played them your whole life.
We're letting villages in slowly. Drop your email and you'll be among the first.