Today, we’re announcing the new Lindy: the first platform letting you build a team of AI employees working together to perform any task.
We think that agents are the most exciting application of AI, as they don’t limit themselves to “generating” things like copywriting or illustrations, but actually perform actions for you.
Tools have emerged that let you create these agents, but they still require advanced coding skills.
We think AI agents are so awesome, so versatile, so powerful, that anyone should be able to create them and make them fit their workflows — no coding should be needed.
Building an agent to do work for you should be as easy as talking to a teammate: you should just be able to tell them what to do, in plain English, and invite them to the apps they need.
That’s what the new Lindy lets you do.
Building an agent to do work for you should be as easy as talking to a teammate: you should just be able to tell them what to do, in plain English, and invite them to the apps they need.
That’s what the new Lindy lets you do.
You can create Lindies in as little as 30 seconds — like this Lindy that keeps track of your competitors:
The real magic comes out once you set up your Lindies in AI teams, akin to an assembly line that can support advanced workflows.
To re-use the example above, you can set up a “Competitive Intel Manager” Lindy to spin up one “Competitive Analyst” Lindy per competitor you want to keep track of:
You can make these “Societies of Lindies” as advanced as you’d like. We even have one that helps us build integrations to 3rd party APIs, with a Lindy to:
You can then watch your Lindies work together — here, the Engineering Manager is complimenting a Software Engineer, and giving it feedback:
Lindies can work autonomously, and be “woken up” by triggers like a new email, a new ticket, a webhook being hit, etc…
Here, I set up my Competitive Intel Manager Lindy to wake up every month and send me a new report:
Triggers also mean that you can access your Lindies anywhere you’d like — through email, Slack, SMS, etc… Just like a regular teammate.
For example, you can create a Meeting Scheduler Lindy, add a trigger to give her an email address, and start cc’ing her to your email threads to schedule meetings:
Lindies continuously learn from their interactions with both you and other Lindies. Here, I give feedback to my Support Agent Lindy on how to best communicate with our customers:
Better yet: Lindy learns in plain English, so you can inspect and understand exactly what she’s learning.
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AI employees have many advantages over regular employees, being:
These advantages are so formidable that ultimately, the future of business will simply come down to the ability to manage these AI teams.
The new Lindy will be available soon. As this technology matures, it will unlock the greatest leveling of the playing field we’ve ever seen: you won’t be constrained by time, money, or team anymore. You will be able to achieve anything, and have an impact on the same scale today’s biggest corporations — with just you, your laptop, and your Lindies.
