| What it does | Lead armies of AI agents sanely
| AI agents for SEO content that move articles from research to publish on one board
|
|---|
| Stage | Not given
| MVP
|
|---|
| Founded | Not given
| Not given
|
|---|
| Based in | Not given
| EU
|
|---|
| Pricing model | Freemium
| Freemium
|
|---|
| Pricing | Free: $0 with 10 agents, 2 parallel runs, 2 GB storage. Start: $20/month with 100 agents, 5 parallel runs, 10 GB storage. Plus: $50/month with 300 agents, 12 parallel runs, 50 GB storage. Pro: $200/month with 1000 agents, 30 parallel runs, 250 GB storage. On paid plans, model usage billed at true pr
| Free plan: €0/month with 28 pipeline credits (~2 articles/month), 25 AI actions/month, 100 MB image library, 10 human-review emails/month, 1 workspace. Pro plan: €31/month or €374/year (2 months off with annual billing) with 700 pipeline credits (~50 articles/month), 2,500 AI actions/month, 10 GB im
|
|---|
| Key features | - Hierarchical agent trees with parent-child delegation and coordination
- Container-isolated agent environments with Linux shell and persistent filesystem
- Persistent agent memory and context between runs
- Cron-based scheduled execution with overlap handling
- Shared /shared folder for cross-agent file collaboration
- Support for 30+ AI models from multiple providers
- Web IDE with terminal access and five editor themes
- Static site dashboards built and maintained by agents
- Voice input and file attachment support
| - AI agents for each content stage (brief, writing, review, publishing, image generation, form creation)
- Kanban board for managing content pipeline from brief to publish
- Keyword research with volume, competition, and CPC metrics
- Content calendar for scheduling publishes
- Native integrations with WordPress, Shopify, Wix, and webhooks
- Zapier integration for connecting Slack, Notion, HubSpot, and 30+ apps
- Human approval gates for content before publishing
- Role-based access control for team permissions
- Audit-friendly workflow with full history from brief to live
|
|---|
| What makes it different | - Agentic tree structure where agents collaborate and share context unlike stateless tools
- Fully isolated Linux containers for each agent with persistent filesystems
- Persistent memory and context continuity across scheduled runs
- Mix and match 30+ AI models freely within the same team
- Pricing per fleet rather than per seat or per token overage
| - Single board consolidates research, briefs, drafts, review, and publishing instead of juggling multiple tools
- Specialized AI agents for each stage of content creation with human oversight built in
- EU hosting and data privacy by default with no setup required
- Configurable agents with customizable prompts and settings for team workflows
- Pipeline credits system that bundles all actions (brief, draft, review, image, form) into one quota
|
|---|
| Community votes | 0 | 0 |
|---|
| DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs) | 31 ● no change since last check | 2 ▲ +2 (up) since last check |
|---|
| Trust Flow (Majestic) | 0 | 0 |
|---|
| Citation Flow (Majestic) | 30 | 0 |
|---|
| Referring domains (Majestic) | 115 | 0 |
|---|
Taurus
BlogCrew