Cicada agents work where your team already talks. One coordinator runs a team of specialists, joins your meetings, and reports back in the thread it was asked in.
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Everyone in the workspace gets an agent, and every agent can call on specialists. People and agents share the same threads, so a question in #ops, a WhatsApp from the warehouse and a text from your phone all land with the same teammate.
A coordinator delegates to specialist agents, one sourcing leads, one running outreach, one watching the pipeline. Each is an expert at its piece, working in parallel and rolling up into a single update.
One coordinator runs specialists across departments. The Customer Success specialist spots a churn risk, the Sales specialist tees up the renewal, the Engineering specialist chases the blocking bug, and you get one update, not three.
A personal chief of staff hands the bills to one agent, travel to another, your inbox to a third, so nothing slips and you wake up to one morning brief instead of ten open tabs.
Drives a real browser for the tools that have no connector: supplier portals, booking sites, the systems only a login opens. Your logins stay in your private vault, and you can take control at any point.
Sheets, docs, decks and pages, as links that stay put. Edit the same file and the link updates; nobody hunts through a Drive.
It remembers your people, your tools and your decisions. When the world changes, the newest fact wins and the old one is kept as history, never mixed up.
Ask it to check something with someone. If they use Cicada, it reaches them through their own agent, and their reply comes straight back to you, word for word.
It answers in your texts and group chats, joins the call, and reports back in the thread you asked in.
Finds suppliers and drafts what to ask them. You send the emails and chase the replies.
Emails three suppliers from your inbox, chases the quiet ones, and posts the quotes in a sheet with the threads linked.
Text the code to link your phone, or add it to Slack. It shows up like a new teammate, ready to talk.
One click each. Every connection lets it act, not just read, within the permissions you set.
Hand it the thing that eats your week. It does it, then runs it on a schedule if you want.
A workspace where you describe an agent in plain English and it runs for real: connected to your tools, working on its own schedule, reporting back on Slack, iMessage, WhatsApp or email. You can also work with it straight from Claude and ChatGPT. It keeps working when the tab is closed.
ChatGPT is a superb general assistant, and its new agents work inside ChatGPT, Slack and Teams. Cicada's agents live in the messages you already use, iMessage and WhatsApp included, join your meetings, and come as a team per person, with a Read-only or Ask-first lock on every app.
Yes. Add it to an iMessage or WhatsApp group or a Slack channel. It stays quiet until someone names it, remembers who's who, and does the work right there: booking the table, chasing the invoice, pulling the number. Everyone in the thread sees the result.
Yes, when you ask it to. Tell it who and what to ask. If they use Cicada, it reaches them through their own agent, labelled as from yours, and their reply comes straight back to you. It never messages anyone you didn't name.
Most give you another app to live in and a bot to supervise. Cicada lives in the messaging you already use and sits in the same threads as your team. You talk to one coordinator; it runs the specialists.
Watch an inbox and chase what's gone quiet, keep records tidy, prep briefs before meetings, run recurring reports, build a sheet, a deck or a one-pager and send you the link, drive a real browser for tools with no API, and message you what happened. Connect apps for more, or connect nothing and just talk.
No. Everything is plain English: describing the agent, changing its rules, asking why it did something. There is nothing to wire up and no flowcharts.
Connected apps use scoped OAuth and credentials stay server-side, never in the conversation. Each workspace's data and connections are isolated, every action is logged in the Activity feed, and you set the autonomy per agent, from read-only to full auto.
Every workspace starts with 300 free credits. You add a card at sign-up and nothing is charged until you run low; then it's $25 for 200 credits, automatically, with no subscription, and you can turn that off in Settings any time. Credits meter the work agents actually do and roll over, and plans start at $99 a month for a monthly allowance, more agents and support.
Yes. A workspace holds multiple members, each with their own agents, plus shared team memory so everyone's agents stay on the same page. One coordinator agent can run a team of specialists, so you only ever talk to one.
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Works nights, remembers every decision, answers in the thread. Start free with 300 credits.