Client work is repetitive by nature. Hand the repeating parts to agents that build themselves, and keep the accounts, budgets and approvals separate.
Group agents into folders and drag them between clients as work moves around. Every agent keeps its own dashboard, its own tables and its own run history, so nothing bleeds between accounts.
Runs and tokens come out of a single monthly pool rather than a subscription per client. A quiet month on one account leaves more room for the others, and you can see exactly where it went.
An admin login opens any user’s workspace exactly as they see it — their agents, their dashboards, their failures. When a client says something looks wrong, you can go and look instead of asking for screenshots.
Listings, directories, review sites, portals behind a login. A cloud browser opens those pages the way a person does, so the work you take on is not limited to whatever has a clean integration.
Any step can be held for a human. The agent does the gathering and the drafting, then waits in the approvals queue until someone signs it off — useful when the output carries your name.
Monitoring, lead research, content, real estate, recruiting and legal. Install one, point it at a client’s data, and adjust it in plain language rather than starting from an empty canvas.
Describe the job once. It builds itself, tests itself, and gets to work.