Your agents can do more. You stay in control.
Your agent can carry work from research to action, bring context into new conversations, and show you what it plans to do, remember, and learn.
Your agent can carry a task from research to action, ask for your approval, and keep going after you respond. It can bring context from earlier work into a new conversation and show you what it used.
As agents take on more, you need a clear view of what they plan to do, what they know, and what they keep. These updates give you that view.
Approve important actions in Inbox
Say your agent handles customer follow-ups every Monday morning. It checks recent conversations, finds the customers who need attention, and drafts each message.
When it’s time to send, your agent brings the recipients and messages to Inbox so you stay in control. Approve what looks right, or hold anything you want to change. Your agent uses your response to keep the work moving.
For scheduled and Live Mode agents, you can choose how Hyperagent handles supported writes to connected apps. Let the agent act, keep the work read-only, or ask for your approval before the agent completes the action.
Start a new thread without starting over
Open a new conversation and ask about work you’ve already done. Your agent can bring in last week’s plan, a customer preference, or the reporting format you use, so you can move straight to the next question.
When your agent uses past context, you’ll see knowledge hints beneath its answer. Open them to see the threads, memories, skills, and other sources that shaped the response.
This gives you continuity without hiding the source. You can use a fresh thread for the next stage of a project and still understand why your agent answered the way it did.
See what your agent remembers
When your agent saves a useful detail, you’ll see a Saved to memory receipt beneath its response. Open the receipt to review what it saved. Archive the memory if you don’t want the agent to use it later.
The receipt keeps learning visible at the moment it happens. You can see how your agent builds context and correct anything that shouldn’t last.
Your agent also presents new rubrics as editable drafts. You can review the criteria and weights before you save them, which gives you control over how the agent evaluates future work.
Review skills before you install them
Community skills can give your agents new ways to work. Before you install a skill from skills.sh, Hyperagent shows you what it will copy, the files it contains, and the content review.
The installed skill keeps its source, so you can tell where it came from later.
This makes it easier to add a useful capability while keeping the installation clear and inspectable.
Get more help from Marketplace
Marketplace gives you agents and skills for specific jobs. Here are two that can help move this week’s work forward.
Start the day with the right leads
Daily Lead Warm-Up, by Liam Ottley, checks your pipeline every morning, finds the leads that need attention, and prepares the next messages. You start the day with a focused list and follow-ups ready for review.
Turn a growth goal into work you can ship
Momentum: Growth Marketing, by Ideabrowser.com, helps you sharpen your positioning, choose promising channels, and create the landing page, launch, campaign, and competitive assets behind the plan.
It gives an early-stage team a clear path from an idea to this week’s work.
Give your agent more of the work
Your agent can move work forward, carry useful context into the next conversation, and improve with your guidance.
You can see the proposed actions, inspect the context behind an answer, and review what your agent wants to remember or learn. Your agent does more while you stay close to the decisions that matter.
