Pt. 01
Agents
Named roles with a brief and a boundary. They hand off like a team.
Product index
Assemble. Then step aside.
Aipena is a catalog of working parts — agents, tools, integrations, workflows — laid out like a bench, not buried in a chat. You name the roles, clip on the tools, wire the apps, and draw a path you can run again on Monday.
Pt. 02
Tools
Search, files, browser, actions. Only what that job needs.
Pt. 03
Apps
Slack, Notion, GitHub, Drive. Work starts where it already lives.
Pt. 04
Paths
Trigger, steps, a human gate, then publish. Save it. Repeat.
How it is built
Four moves. Then it runs.
You do not start from a blank prompt. You start from the work itself — who does it, what they may touch, where it lands.
Name the agents
Pick roles, write a short brief, set what they may and may not touch.
Lay out tools
Attach search, files, browsers, or custom actions to the right hands.
Wire the apps
Connect Slack, docs, git, and mail so work can start and land in the open.
Draw the path
Trigger, steps, a human review if it matters, then publish. Save it. Run it again.
On the ledger
Built for work that repeats.
Research packs, launch checklists, support triage, weekly reports — the jobs you already do, minus the copy-paste between tabs.
Gate
Humans stay in
Sensitive steps wait for a person. Approve, edit, or send it back. Agents do not ship on a hope.
Memory
The bench remembers
Briefs, brand voice, and prior runs stay on the workspace — so the next pass starts warmer.
Log
Every call is a line
Tool use and handoffs are visible. You can see who did what, and rewind a step if you need to.
Assembly4Agents, tools, apps, flows
ControlGateHumans stay in the loop
RepeatSaveRun the path again
TeamsU.S.Support in your hours
From the floor
Teams that stopped prompting from scratch.
The point is not a clever intern. It is a desk with jobs on it.
“We stopped treating AI like a clever intern and started treating it like a desk with jobs on it.”
Maya Chen · Ops lead, Northline
“The research agent writes the brief. I only touch the gate. That is the whole point.”
Jonah Ellis · Content studio
“Integrations were the missing piece. Slack in, Notion out, no one pasting screenshots.”
Priya Shah · Product
Ready
Set the parts. Keep the last word.
Start a workspace, assemble your first agents, and run a path you can actually reuse.