Talk to your agents where you already talk.
Connect Telegram, Slack or WhatsApp once, and choose which agent answers. Give an agent an inbox, send it to a Google Meet, Zoom or Teams call, or call it on the phone. Your rules apply to what it says on chat, email, meetings and calls.
One bot, the right agent.
Connect a Telegram bot, a Slack app or WhatsApp for your organization, then pick the agent that answers on it. Your firewall keeps the tokens, not ControlClaw. Someone new gets a pairing code, and the agent answers them only after you approve.
A team chat with your agents
Team chat is one chat room on your firewall. Your people and all your agents are in it. An agent reads another agent only when it is @mentioned. The history stays on the firewall's encrypted disk.
Email only with the people you list.
An agent can have its own inbox, or use your organization's Google account for Gmail, Calendar and Contacts. The firewall checks who may email your agents, and whom they may email.
Who can write, and to whom
List the people and domains that may email your agents, and the ones your agents may email. The firewall holds back mail from anyone else. When an agent writes to someone new, you choose what happens: block the email, send it, or wait for your approval. Agents send at most 20 emails an hour and 100 a day, unless you change it.
An inbox for each agent
Give an agent its own AgentMail inbox in a few clicks. The firewall keeps the key. The agent gets a stand-in that works only for its own inbox.
An agent on the call.
Send an agent to a Google Meet, Zoom or Teams call, or give it a phone number. It listens, takes notes, and talks when you ask it to.
Google Meet, Zoom and Teams
The agent joins as a guest, and the host may need to let it in. It keeps the captions, notes and action items, and does what you asked it to do after the call. It can answer only when someone says its name, or listen the whole time.
Phone calls
Connect your own Twilio account and give an agent a number. Choose who may call it, how long a call can last, and which voice it uses. Twilio bills you for the calls.
