One coworker, every team.
An AI coworker on your company playbook. It answers what your team agreed on, does the work across your tools, and lives where you already talk.
A live demo of the Opmore coworker, rotating through one conversation per use case. In each, someone asks the agent to do real work and it answers from the Company Playbook and acts across the connected tools.
This is what chained work means.
You ask, once.
One message in Slack. No form, no ticket, no tool to learn.
It reads your tools.
Straight from the live CRM, not a stale export.
It does the work.
Seven drafts, each built on that contact’s last conversation.
Everything lands back.
The CRM updated, the playbook noted, you review and send.
Mo · 10:14
HubSpot · open deals
Gmail · draftsTo: Adam · Nexa
Saw your team doubled since the demo. The reporting you asked about shipped…
Touch logged on all 7 contacts
Plan noted in your playbookWhat it actually does.
Not a chatbot with your logo. A working teammate that reads your playbook, acts in your tools, and reports back when the job is done.
Chained, multi-step work
One message can be a whole job. It reads the CRM, drafts the emails, updates the tracker, and reports back done.
3,000+ tools
Through Pipedream and MCP it works inside the stack you already run. If your team uses it, the coworker can probably reach it.
It remembers
Every task, decision, and answer lands back in the playbook. Ask about last month and it knows.
Works on a schedule
Morning pipeline summaries, Friday follow-up sweeps, renewal reminders. Set it once and it shows up.
Manages the work
It opens tickets, assigns owners, chases what stalls, and tells you what needs a human.
Lives in your channels
Slack and Telegram today, with Teams, WhatsApp and Discord coming soon. Nothing new to install or learn.
The same answer, no matter who asks.
Refunds, process, the pricing floor. Answered from the playbook and cited, so nobody improvises the part that costs you margin.
Real work, not just answers.
It drafts the follow-up, opens the ticket, chases the review. One message in, the work done across your tools.
The bottleneck stops being you.
The questions that used to route to you get answered without you, and the answer lands in the playbook.