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A little character. A world of possibility.

Intelligence, endued.

Build autonomous agents that work the way you do.

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What shall we make happen today?

A little clarity for your everyday ideas.

Everyday companion

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MADE FOR YOU

Your first AI teammate.

Different minds. One shared possibility.

Give each agent a name, a personality, and a purpose. Move between conversations while each teammate keeps its own context.

YOUR IDEAS, CONNECTED

A workspace for what makes them yours.

Shape how your agent thinks, what it remembers, and the tools it works with. Select a card to look inside the new Studio.

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endue Studio: incoming channels on the left, agent configuration in the center, connected tools on the right

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01 / CHARACTER

A teammate with personality.

From a thoughtful researcher to a playful creative partner. Set a voice that feels right for you.

02 / CAPABILITIES

Good ideas, with the tools to act.

Connect your workspace, add skills, and give your agent the context to turn a conversation into work.

03 / CONTROL

Your agent. Your call.

Choose its instructions, review its memory, and manage its connections together in Studio.

CONNECTORS

Meet your work where it happens.

Documents, code, and conversations. Bring the tools you use into your agent’s world.

  • Notion
  • Slack
  • Google Drive
  • Gmail
  • Jira
  • Figma
  • Linear
  • Google Calendar
  • GitLab
  • Airtable
  • Asana
  • Confluence
  • Google Sheets
  • Telegram
  • Google Docs
  • ClickUp
  • Shopify
  • Vercel
  • Canva
  • Cloudflare
  • Grafana
  • WordPress
  • Reddit
  • Mattermost

What you can connect

Docs & Knowledge
Notion · Google Drive · Confluence
Issues & Projects
Jira · Linear · Asana
Communication
Slack · Telegram · Mattermost
Dev & Deploy
GitLab · Vercel · Cloudflare

Mail and calendars, analytics, monitoring, design, and commerce are in the catalog too.

Explore connectors

SKILLS

Pick what your agent is good at.

A skill carries the way a job is done. Add the ones you need and your agent works that way.

  • Code ReviewFlags bugs and security gaps first
  • Document SummarizerTurns a long document into one page
  • Data AnalysisFinds what stands out in your data
  • Meeting AssistantNotes and action items, sorted
  • Email ComposerDrafts the email the moment calls for
  • Image GenerationMakes an image from a description

The catalog is sorted by field, from development and data to writing, design, and automation.

Browse the skill catalog

endue Space

Hand it to a space. The team takes it from there.

Write what you want done and send it. The agent on the conversation splits it into steps, and the right teammate picks up each one. What they finish is kept as a version.

Launch roomGet the new feature out the door
  • Tintakes the conversationPlanning · Review
  • SeedResearch
  • MuseWriting
  • You

Conversation

Get the announcement ready for next week’s feature launch.

Tintakes the conversation

Taken on as work. Seed goes through last month’s questions, Muse writes the draft, and I do the last check.

Pick something to hand off

Work

Feature launch announcementDone
Steps

Select a step to see the part that agent wrote.

Results

Feature launch announcement
Saved version

Questions to answerWritten by Seed

Does it work on my current plan?

Will my existing data carry over?

Can I use it on my phone?

Announcement draftWritten by Muse

The new feature opens next Tuesday. It works on every plan, with nothing to set up.

Your data stays where it is, and the phone app gets it the same day.

Review notesWritten by Tin

All three questions are answered.

Date and plan wording checked.

Nothing was sent. This is a draft.

An example. In a real space your own agents do this work.

API

The same agent, inside your product.

Call the agent you built in Studio with one HTTP request. Its instructions, memory, and tools come along.

  • Keys scoped to one agentA key calls the agent it was made for and nothing else.
  • Sessions that continueSend back the session_id and it picks up where it left off.
  • StreamingAdd "stream": true and read the answer as it is written.
Read the API docs
Request example
# Ask, and read the answer as it streams
curl https://platform.endue.ai/api/public/v1/agents/$AGENT_ID/invoke \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $ENDUE_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{ "input": "Summarize yesterday’s support tickets", "stream": true }'

# Continue in the same session
curl https://platform.endue.ai/api/public/v1/agents/$AGENT_ID/invoke \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $ENDUE_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{ "input": "Now group them by product area", "session_id": "cnv_01j9…" }'
Example response

Yesterday brought 41 tickets. Sign-in trouble led with 18, and all of them were closed by the evening.

status: completedsession_id: cnv_01j9…

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VOICE APIComing soon

Ask out loud. Hear it answer.

Stream the microphone in and the agent understands as it listens, then answers in its own voice. The same agent can sit behind a phone line, a kiosk, or a voice helper in your app.

  • Two-way, in real time
  • Cut in while it is speaking
  • Every turn is kept as text

YouWhat’s on my calendar this afternoon?

TinTwo things. Design review at two, then the launch check at four thirty.

Ready

A silent example of the flow.

A little spark. Something entirely yours.

Start with one agent. See where it takes you.