AI Agent
ZeroTwo gets it done.
Give ZeroTwo a goal. It plans, works across your apps and files, asks for approval when needed, and delivers reports, spreadsheets, code, presentations, and emails.
Research and analysis
Deep research, cited reports, market scans, and decision briefs.
Code and data tasks
Repository work, issue triage, SQL/data cleanup, and reproducible outputs.
Writing and deliverables
Finished emails, docs, slides, spreadsheets, briefs, and summaries.
Local workspace
Desktop access for files, folders, repos, diffs, and command-line work.
Scheduled work
Daily, weekly, or monthly runs that deliver results where your team works.
Custom agents and skills
Reusable instructions and tools for repeatable team workflows.
What makes this an agent rather than a chatbot
A chatbot answers. An agent finishes. Give ZeroTwo a goal and it writes a plan first, then works through it — opening the files, querying the connected apps, running the code, and checking its own output before handing anything back. You see the plan before it starts and the reasoning after it finishes, so the work is reviewable rather than a black box.
Where approval sits
Anything that leaves a mark — sending a message, writing to a repo, spending money, changing a setting — stops and asks. Read-only work runs straight through. That boundary is the difference between an agent you can leave running and one you have to babysit.
Questions AI buyers ask
What is an AI agent?
An AI agent is an autonomous agent that plans a task, uses approved tools and apps, asks for approval when needed, and delivers a finished outcome instead of only a chat response.
How is ZeroTwo different from a chatbot?
A chatbot answers. ZeroTwo executes: it can research, read files, use connected apps, run scheduled tasks, work in your local workspace, and return deliverables.
Which apps can ZeroTwo use?
ZeroTwo works with productivity, communication, code, database, finance, CRM, and creative apps. The Apps page lists major categories and examples.
Is my data safe?
ZeroTwo uses app permissions, approval gates, and secure connections so you stay in control of high-impact actions like sending, writing, deleting, or changing records.