Workfolk · In development

An autonomous team built to move complex work forward.

Give Workfolk an objective — not a sequence of prompts — and it assembles the right specialists to get the job done. They plan, research, build, test, review, and deliver as one coordinated team.

For solo founders and small teams with big backlogs.

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Coordinator · team lead

On it. Researcher, map what we need. Developer, take the implementation. I'll bring it together.

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Researcher

Checked the provider docs and the calendar. Two endpoints need updating — no conflicts with Thursday's deploy.

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Developer

Updated the integration and verified the tests. Gmail draft is ready for your review.

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Coordinator · team lead

Patch + migration notes ready. Flagged the one decision that needs you.

✓ verified · handed back complete

Powered byModelHitch · provider-agnostic inferenceOpen handoff protocolYour Gmail + Calendar

How it works

Assign the outcome. The team handles the rest.

01

Give the objective

Describe the result you want — not the prompts, not the step-by-step. Workfolk takes it from there.

02

The team assembles

A coordinator breaks the work down and routes it to the right specialists. They share context, hand off tasks, and review each other's work — without making you the messenger.

03

Finished work comes back

The team verifies what it produces and returns work that's complete, considered, and ready to use. You guide without becoming the project manager for a team of AI agents.

One work order · A coordinated team · A tangible result

The team

A team, not a chatbot.

Each teammate has a clear role, but no one works in isolation. They share context, hand off tasks, review one another's work, and keep the project moving.

Named specialists

Coordinator, Researcher, Developer, Reviewer — each with a defined role and a plain-English mandate. You always know who's doing what.

Shared context

Decisions, conventions, and project knowledge carry across sessions and teammates. Tomorrow's work starts where today's left off.

Dedicated workrooms

Complex projects get their own workrooms — focused spaces where the team collaborates without losing the thread.

Verification built in

The team checks its own work before handing it back. Nothing ships unreviewed.

Custom teammates

Define your own teammates, responsibilities, and workflows for the kinds of work you do most. Shape the team around yours.

You stay in the loop

Review gates and approvals keep you close enough to guide the work — never the bottleneck, never out of the picture.

Connected

Workfolk lives where your work lives.

Your team shouldn't need you to copy-paste between tabs. Workfolk plugs into the tools your work already runs on.

Gmail

New

Follow up on threads, draft responses for your approval, and triage the inbox. The team handles the email — you keep the decisions.

Google Calendar

New

Meetings, deadlines, focus time. The team sees your day and schedules work around it — never through it.

ModelHitch

Under the hood

Provider-agnostic inference across 19 providers with automatic failover. The team always runs on whatever model fits the job.

The wire

Open handoffs. No black boxes.

Behind the scenes, teammates pass work over an open handoff protocol — so a job can move from one specialist to another, or from one model to another, without losing the thread.

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live: a job envelope traveling the wire

Structured envelopes

Every handoff carries the task, its context, and its chain of custody. Nothing arrives unexplained.

Provider-independent

Agent-to-agent handoffs and ModelHitch peer requests ride the same open protocol — work moves across models, providers, and runtimes.

No central bottleneck

Handoffs route peer-to-peer between whoever's capable and free. The wire finds capacity; you don't play dispatcher.

More to build. More hands to help.

For capable people carrying more work than they have people to delegate it to.

01

The solo founder

Move research, implementation, tests, and recurring work off your plate. Keep your attention on the product.

02

The small software team

Give your engineers a shared team of specialists without adding another coordination layer.

03

The independent builder

Define the teammates your projects need. Work in the dashboard or build with the TypeScript SDK.

FAQ

A few things to know.

Is Workfolk available yet?+

Not publicly yet — Workfolk is in development, being built in the open. Follow along on X for updates.

How is this different from a chatbot?+

Chatbots respond; Workfolk delivers. Named teammates share context, use real tools, run checks, and hand back finished work — patches, briefs, plans — not another chat transcript.

Can I create my own teammates?+

Yes. Name a teammate, give them a role and a plain-English mandate, and they join the team alongside the built-in specialists.

What does it connect to?+

Gmail and Google Calendar today, with more on the way. Under the hood it runs on ModelHitch, so inference stays provider-agnostic with automatic failover.

What will it cost?+

Pricing hasn't been announced.

In development

Keep the ambition.
Share the workload.

Workfolk is being built in the open. Follow along for build updates, demos, and the story as it comes together.

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