Native Intelligence gives every rep your whole team’s knowledge live on the call — no bot joins the meeting — then updates the CRM, queues follow-ups, and feeds what the call taught back to the team.
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Read the full README ↗One workspace for all of your work, with an always-on agent that learns it and takes it over.
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Native Intelligence puts your email, calendar, meetings, conversations, customers, prospecting, tasks and documents in one connected workspace, so they stop being separate apps. You can @mention anything and work with all of it in one place.
At the center is an agent that doesn't wait to be asked. It's always on: it watches the work happen, learns how you and your team like things done, and takes care of more of it over time. When it needs you, it texts you. The longer your team uses it, the more it does on its own, and the more your people get to spend on the work that matters.
Most teams run on a dozen apps that don't know about each other: one for email, one for the calendar, one for meeting notes, one for chat, one for the CRM, one for prospecting, one for tasks. People end up as the glue, copying context from one tool to the next. The AI built into those tools is a chatbot that waits for you to ask it something.
Native Intelligence is both halves of the fix:
How well an agent works, and how good it is to work with, comes down to three layers:
Get one of them wrong and the agent disappoints, however good the other two are. Native Intelligence brings all three together in one platform:
Models, harnesses and context all keep getting better. Because all three meet in one place, every improvement compounds: the agent keeps learning your business, or your life, with all its complexity, until it simply does things for you the way you expect.
| Part | What it does | Docs |
|---|---|---|
| Gmail and Outlook in one inbox, with replies the agent drafts in your voice and threads linked to the people in them. | Email → | |
| Calendar | Google and Microsoft calendars together, with every meeting linked to its notes, people and follow-ups. | Calendar → |
| Meetings | The desktop, iPhone and Apple Watch apps record and transcribe your meetings, then pull out the actions, decisions and commitments. | Captures → |
| Tasks and projects | Tasks with custom workflows and team identifiers (ENG-42), grouped into projects, milestones, cycles and initiatives. | Actions → |
| Documents | Rich documents you and the agent write together, with @mentions to anything in the workspace. | Documents → |
| Studio | Make videos and ads: write a script, record your screen and camera, edit on a timeline and export for each platform, with the agent's help. | Studio → |
| CRM | Contacts, companies and their whole history, built from your email, calendar and meetings, including who said what on a call. | CRM → |
| Prospecting | Find prospects, build lists, and run outreach sequences, with the agent writing each message. | |
| Search and views | Full-text and semantic search across everything, and saved views as lists or boards. | Search → |
| The agent | Chat, automations, skills, memory and approvals, everywhere you are. More below. | AI assistant → |
Every record in the workspace links to the others. @mention a person, company, meeting, email thread, document or task from a chat, a document or a task, and you, your team and the agent can all follow the link. Ask the agent about "@Acme" and it reads the emails, meetings and tasks behind it, not just the name.
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