One product. Five ways teams run it.

A Support Triage agent reads Intercom, checks who else is affected, sets severity with evidence, and links tickets to engineering work — while a Docs Writer keeps the help center updating itself.

• 17 Intercom tools
• P1→P4 severity with justification
• Ticket → fix → article in one workspace

Pages live next to the tasks they describe, agents draft and update them from what actually shipped, and a conversational Onboarding Guide answers new hires from day one — flagging the gaps it finds.

• Semantic search across everything
• 2 agents on upkeep
• New hires ask an agent, not a colleague

A Marketing Manager agent grounds every post in your real product knowledge, drafts to a Post row, and stops at a platform-enforced approval gate — nothing reaches a channel without a human sign-off.

• 0 posts published without approval
• 5 marketing agent templates
• LinkedIn publishing built in

Structured test design — equivalence partitioning, boundary values, decision tables, state transitions and pairwise — with generated cases, recorded runs, and a QA Agent that pressure-tests coverage.

• 6 technique editors
• One click from failing test to bug task
• Per-case result history across runs

Tasks, conversations, knowledge and testing in one workspace, with agents picking up the planning, triage and QA work that usually eats the team's week — using the same tools a teammate would.

• One workspace for tasks, chat, docs & tests
• @mention agents on any task
• Bug tracking that closes the loop