Actionist is an operating system for AI employees — agents with a role, memory, tools, and a schedule. Describe the outcome in plain language; Actionist plans the steps, does the work, and reports back.
Give an agent a role, the tools, and a sentence describing what you want. It plans the steps, does the work across your real apps, and reports back — then keeps doing it on a schedule. No node graphs, no cron syntax, no glue code.
This is the whole product in one exchange: you describe the result, Actionist drafts a plan, runs it across your tools, and — because you asked for “every weekday” — turns it into a schedule that fires without you.
actionist · home
youEvery weekday at 9am, pull yesterday’s closed Linear tickets and post a digest to #engineering.
plan drafted · 4 steps · agent: Ops
opsPulled 12 closed tickets from Linear and grouped them by project.
opsDrafted the digest in your voice and posted to #engineering. Reactions already coming in.
schedule created · weekdays 09:00
opsDone. Next digest posts tomorrow at 09:00 — I’ll take it from here.
Agents run on your own machine or a private cloud runtime you control. Your files, your credentials, your hardware — not a black box in someone else’s data center.
Any app, even without an API
When there’s no integration, Computer Use sees the screen and clicks. Actionist operates legacy portals, internal dashboards, and desktop apps the way a person would.
Works while you sleep
Schedules, event triggers, and Telegram or Slack bots keep agents running when the app is closed and your laptop is shut. Headless Runtime never clocks off.
A chatbot waits for you to ask, then forgets. An Actionist agent owns a role, remembers across sessions, uses your real tools, and shows up to work on its own.
A chatbot
Answers only when you type, then the thread goes cold.
Forgets everything the moment you close the tab.
Can’t touch your tools, files, or customers — it just talks.
Every task starts from zero context.
An Actionist agent
Owns a role and a routine — it knows what it’s responsible for.
Remembers decisions, preferences, and context across every run.
Acts through your real apps over MCP — Slack, Notion, Linear, Stripe.
Runs on a schedule, reacts to events, and escalates only when genuinely stuck.
Stop prompting a tool. Start delegating to an employee.
Four teams, four recurring headaches, one operating system. Each recipe runs on a schedule, fires from a webhook, or wakes up as a Telegram bot — no manual trigger needed.
Dario · Sales
Every evening, pull new CRM contacts added that day, score them by fit, and draft a personalised first-touch email for each. Strong matches auto-enqueue; borderline leads land in a Slack digest for a quick approve-or-skip.
saves ~3 hrs/day
June · E-commerce founder
Watch the orders inbox. Any refund or “where is my order” message gets triaged instantly — shipping status looked up, a reply drafted, the ticket closed or escalated. A nightly summary of open disputes lands in Telegram at 21:00.
saves ~2 hrs/day
Felix · Finance and Ops
Every Monday at 08:00, pull the prior week’s expenses, match each line to a budget category, flag anything over threshold, and post the reconciliation report to Notion — ready for finance review before standup.
saves ~4 hrs/wk
Lena · Recruiter
When a new applicant hits the ATS, read the CV, score it against the job spec, and draft a structured interview invite or a polite decline — within ten minutes of submission. Shortlisted candidates get a calendar link pulled from the hiring manager’s live availability.
live in 10 min
A typical week, reclaimed
Actionist · illustrative totals across the recipes above
A solo operator, a whole team, or a reseller’s book of clients.
Solo operator
Team
Reseller
Reclaim the busywork
Triage your inbox, draft replies, file receipts, summarize PDFs. Hand off the repetitive 30% of the day that pays nothing.
One laptop, a full bench
Spin up a research agent, a CRM agent, an inbox agent. They share your context and run from the same chat — and keep going from the cloud when you close the lid.
Company-first architecture
Org-wide memory, an encrypted credentials vault, and an audit trail on every run. Permissions are scoped per agent and per bucket.
Shared marketplace, private skills
Publish skills inside your org, reuse them across every agent, and version them like code. A behaviour you perfect once becomes everyone’s.
Run clients from one console
Manage every client workspace from a single certified dashboard, enter a client’s context with a delegated session, and onboard a new account in an afternoon.
Partner economics
Earn commission on every client you bring, track revenue in-app, and configure crypto payouts. See the reseller guide for the full program.
Four moves from download to a working, scheduled agent. The full walkthrough lives in Getting started.
Install and sign in
Download for Mac or Windows from the dashboard and sign in through your browser — no new password. Full setup in Getting started.
Describe a task
Open the composer on Home and say what you want — for example, “Every weekday at 9am, post yesterday’s closed Linear tickets to #engineering as a digest.”
Approve the plan
Actionist drafts the steps and waits for your go-ahead. Edit any step, swap the agent, or pin a model before it runs.
Let it run on its own
Because you said “every weekday”, it becomes a schedule. Cloud and VPS keep it firing while your laptop is closed.