Meet the work where it happens.
Messages across Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage, SMS, X, web chat, and CLI. Meetings across Zoom, Meet, Teams, and Webex. Incoming and outgoing business calls.
ChuskyAbout Chusky
Good work deserves
a second brain.
Work does not live in one chat. It happens in messages, meetings, calls, and the projects that take a while. We are building an agent that can be part of that day—and follow through on what comes next.
Why we build
There is more to work than the answer.
A good meeting creates commitments. A customer call changes a plan. An email arrives with the one detail a project was waiting for. The hard part is often keeping those moments connected to the next useful action.
Chusky brings an agent into those moments. It can join the conversation, work through connected tools, and keep a longer job moving. Your budget and approval still shape how far it can go.
What we bring together
One agent, across the day.
Your channels, your conversations, and the work that keeps coming back belong in the same picture.
Stay with the next step.
Scheduled inbox and calendar checks, event-triggered tasks, reminders, recurring jobs, and missions that can keep their place across days or weeks.
Leave something people can use.
Connected app actions, checked browser work, customer record updates, and research turned into reports, documents, presentations, and spreadsheets.
What guides us
Useful. Understandable. Accountable.
Know whose work it is.
Keep private conversations, memories, files, connections, and approvals scoped to the right identity.
Work with what is available.
Discover current tools and permissions. Be clear when a provider, connection, or piece of context is missing.
Leave room for judgment.
Pause at configured approval points, preserve the work, and make the next decision understandable.
Show what happened.
Retain results, receipts, and state. Explain uncertainty when a provider response cannot confirm a change.
The invitation
Bring the work that needs moving.
Start with a conversation, a question, or a file. Add the tools your task needs as you go.