Describe a task in plain English. AgentFoundry builds you a working AI assistant that runs on your own machine, against your own logins and files — and does the real job in the first session. No code. No deploy. No waiting on engineering. No IT ticket to get started.
Runs on your machine · uses your own logins · your data stays on your device by default · no credit card
Stop waiting. In AgentFoundry, you don't file a request and hope engineering gets to it. You open the Build tab — describe what you need, and it gets done — by you, today.
You describe it. AgentFoundry plans it, shows you exactly what it'll do, and — once you approve — runs it. The hours you used to lose are yours again.
Four steps. No menus, no syntax, no model to pick.
Say what you want done, in plain English. No menus, no syntax, no model to pick.
AgentFoundry turns it into a clear plan: the steps, which of your accounts and files it'll touch, and whether it sends or posts anything. Nothing runs until you say go. Anything that writes — an email, a message, a file — asks first.
It does the real job, on your machine. You watch it happen in a built-in browser: it opens your Gmail and the draft appears, pulls up your Jira and the tickets load, fills the sheet cell by cell. Not a demo — your own tools, doing the work, in a window you can point at. Then the finished thing is right there: the actual draft, the actual sheet, the actual updated tracker.
Save it as your own reusable assistant. Run it again with a click, or have it run on a schedule. You just built something. No one had to build it for you.
The task that started on your machine eventually needs to run for the whole team, on shared systems. That's the moment most tools fail you — you write a vague ticket and wait. AgentFoundry flips it.
Click Graduate, and AgentFoundry bundles your assistant — what it does, the guardrails on it, and a history of real, successful runs — into a finished package. Hand it to a developer to harden, publish it to the Agent21 marketplace, or send it to IT to deploy team-wide.
Engineering's job stops being "guess what they wanted and build from scratch." It becomes "scale a thing that already works."
You lead with a working version. They follow by making it bigger.That's the inversion: prove the value first, involve IT second — instead of begging IT first and hoping value follows.
AgentFoundry is an app on your computer, not a cloud service you have to be granted access to. It works with the folder you point it at and the accounts you log into yourself.
Turn on Local mode and nothing leaves your machine at all — fully offline.
Every plan is shown before it runs. Every email, message, or change asks for approval the first time.
You — and later your team — can see exactly what each assistant did, every time, with a trust score on every run.
This is why you don't need to wait for a security review to start being useful. You're doing your own work, on your own machine, with your own logins — the way you already use a browser.
Each one becomes a reusable assistant you own — running right here on your laptop, reaching your tools through connections you set up yourself. Keep it personal forever, or graduate it to your whole team when it earns its place. Either way, it's already doing your work.
Train your assistants with how the work really gets done in your company (Skillify). Set guardrails as simple toggles. Monitor every run and override any assistant in one click. Work side-by-side with the developers on your team on the very same agent. It's all one window — but you don't need any of it to get value on day one.
You just need to describe your first task.
Build your own assistants, run them on your machine, graduate them to your team. Free to download and try; no credit card to start.
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