Define the teammate
Give the Bot a name, role, responsibilities, and the company or team it belongs to.
AI teammates that show up for work.
HQ Bots are persistent company teammates with a role, memory, tools, and responsibilities, not another chat window waiting for a prompt.
A chat waits for someone to open it, explain the task, and keep the conversation moving. That works for one-off requests, but it does not create ownership.
Each HQ Bot has an identity, responsibilities, company context, and approved tools. It can keep continuity across requests and own work that continues over time.
Give the Bot a name, role, responsibilities, and the company or team it belongs to.
The Bot receives the relevant HQ memory, policies, Skills, and approved connections it needs.
Teammates can reach it in Slack, by email, or through direct assignments.
The Bot can also begin work when a schedule or company event calls for it.
Message a Bot in a channel or thread, bring it into conversations, and keep the work visible to the team.
Every Bot receives an email address, so it can receive requests, reply, and take part in the workflows that already run through the inbox.
Some products you pitch. HQ is one you watch.