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Team agents for
every team

For companies that want to 10x, Echo agents learn the
work, do it end to end, and scale it

Incident Response
PagerDuty
Triggered - [prod] API failures Reason: Customer failure threshold exceeded. On-call: Echo, Manuel
EchoAgent
🔴 Impact: 2 Priority customers • Kestrel Bank: 98% of requests failing with 503s in the last 30m • Juniper Health: 92% of requests failing with 503s in the last 30m Investigating…
EchoAgent
Root cause: This morning's deploy (PR #4821) shrank the database connection pool from 200 to 20. Requests are queuing for a connection and timing out.Suggested mitigations: 1. Roll back #4821, about four minutes, or 2. Raise the pool size and redeploy, about 20m.
MA
Manuel
@Echo perfect, roll it back
EchoAgent
Resolved. Rolled back #4821 and the error rate is down to 0.2%. I'll keep watching for the rest of the day and work out what #4821 needs before it ships again.

works where
you work

Slack, email, Linear, Codex: Echo joins the tools your team already uses. It watches how work moves forward there, then picks up the next step the way your team would.

  • Slack
  • Linear
  • GitHub
  • Gmail
  • Notion
  • Google Calendar
  • Google Sheets
  • Google Docs
  • Google Drive
  • Fathom
  • Granola
  • Ashby
  • Conductor
  • Claude
  • OpenAI

team agents,
not personal ones

Personal agents keep what they learn to themselves. Echo agents belong to your team: anyone can teach them, everyone benefits, and the know-how stays with the company.

bespoke to your
company

Your team's way of working is your edge. Echo learns your playbooks, priorities and voice, not a generic version of the job.

gets better every day

custom evals

Every agent is graded against what “good” means at your company.

self-improvement

It scores its own work and fixes its own misses.

continual learning

It learns by watching what your team edits, approves and ignores. You can tell it too, but you don't have to.

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