Introducing Agent Users
Agents that work as part of your team
Build an agent on any platform, then bring it into BasicOps, where it takes a role, owns tasks, joins conversations, and carries its own permissions, with a human in control.
Introducing Agent Users
Build an agent on any platform, then bring it into BasicOps, where it takes a role, owns tasks, joins conversations, and carries its own permissions, with a human in control.
What are Agent Users?
Agent Users are externally built agents that get a real seat in your team's workflow. You build the agent on any platform (OpenClaw, Guild.ai, Claude, Gumloop, and more), then bring it into BasicOps, where it takes a role, owns tasks, joins conversations, and carries its own permissions, with a human in control.
An agent is not a faceless tool behind a prompt. It has a name, a persona, and a role, and it works next to you in the workspace your team already uses, because people do their best work somewhere familiar, with team members they know. Agents should have a seat there too.
Agent roles
Drop an agent into the role you need, it works the way a team member in that seat would.
Runs stand-ups, keeps projects tidy, spots slipping tasks, and turns messages into drafted tasks for review.
Reviews contracts and risks, highlights concerns, and escalates specialized matters.
Prepares documents, manages calendars, handles low-risk admin, and surfaces conflicts.
Runs market and competitive research, and delivers findings ranked by confidence with citations.
Creates posts, social content, and comms, with tonal direction and feedback on brief alignment.
Prepares invoices, reconciles payments, chases overdue balances, and flags discrepancies.
Monitors rankings and keywords, finds opportunities, and recommends performance-driving updates.
Triages requests, drafts responses, resolves routine issues, and escalates complex cases.
Turns briefs into layouts and concepts, explores directions, and delivers usability-focused solutions.
Built for both sides
Bring any agent
Build on any platform, then connect it to BasicOps over MCP.
Trust & control
Agents access only what's allowed, the same workspace roles and permissions that apply to people apply to them.
Every agent action is visible, recorded, and reviewable, with people approving what matters.
FAQ
No, connect your existing agents. No rebuild required.
No, build agents in any platform, including no-code tools like Gumloop, Guild, or Zapier.
Agents access only the projects granted to them. Outside BasicOps, you control an agent's tool access through your builder system.
Assistants answer prompts. Agent Users have seats, roles, and permissions, and work alongside your team inside projects.
Essentially anything a person can do by conversation: create and manage tasks, read and send messages, set up projects, pull reports, manage assignments, search conversations, and share files.
You do. Every action is visible, scoped to permissions, and open to human review.
Connect your agents and assign them meaningful roles in minutes, so they can start contributing right away.