Owners
See who does what — people and AI.
One roster holds your team and your AI agents side by side, with what each may touch and what each did.
One rosterHuman + AIActivity
AppSite Agents
Human and AI agents on one roster.
Everyone who does the work — the people on your team and the AI agents that help them — on one roster, with the rules that route work to each, a run button, and a log of everything that happened.
Who it’s for
Anyone who hands out work.
Team leads
Route work by rule, not by memory.
Assignment rules send each kind of work to the right agent — a new lead here, a failed scan there — and the log shows it landed.
Assignment rulesTriggersLog
Developers
Register an agent once, run it anywhere.
The platform’s own agents are listed beside yours; each runs on AppSite’s AI configuration or your own keys, and any agent can be run now, on demand.
RegisterRun nowYour keys
The roster
Work that knows who owns it.
Agents is the registry every AI tool on the platform reports to, and the roster your people are on — so an assignment always has a name against it.
- One roster — people and AI agents, edited inline, with what each may touch.
- Assignment rules — each trigger routes its work to the right agent.
- Run now — any agent, on demand, from its row.
- Activity log — every run and every assignment, afterwards.
- The platform’s agents — listed beside yours: Storyboard, Device ID, Site Consistency and more.
- AI configuration — AppSite’s provider, or your own keys.
From a task to a done task in three steps
Register, route, run.
Step 1 · Register
Put everyone on the roster.
Your people and your AI agents, each with what they may do.
Roster
Step 2 · Route
Write the rule once.
Which trigger goes to which agent, and how — the log proves it went.
Rules
Step 3 · Run
Run it now, or let the rule.
Every run lands in the activity log with what it did.
Run nowLog
Start
Agents comes with every plan.
The roster, the rules and the platform’s agents are part of every AppSite plan; your own AI agents run on the tokens the plan includes.
Put your first agent to work today.
Register it, write one rule, press run — and read what it did in the log.