Your tools become its workspace
Connect an account and give Bot the access it needs. It can navigate applications and websites, gather information, and carry out the work there.
Describe the outcome. Let Bot work through the steps. Connect the tools you use, assign a role, and follow the work from your conversation.
Send a request, check progress, and review the result from your desktop or phone. Bot carries the task across connected tools, keeping the details together and asking when a decision needs you.
Set up Bots for the responsibilities you want to delegate. Sales research, reporting, recruiting: each can have its own context and routines, with work continuing between your check-ins.
Connect an account and give Bot the access it needs. It can navigate applications and websites, gather information, and carry out the work there.
Walk Bot through a task on screen. Save the steps as a routine so the next run follows the process you showed it.
Keep project details, previous decisions, and working preferences with your Bots. The next request can start with that context already in place.
Use a shared thread when a task crosses roles. Bots can exchange context and hand work along while you follow progress in one place.
Prepare a prospect list with account research, contact notes, and outreach drafts. Review the queue before any email or LinkedIn message is sent.
Search for candidates against your brief, check for existing records, and prepare personal introductions. After approval, Bot can help coordinate the replies.
Compare campaign results with the budget you set. Get a proposed allocation and approve the changes before Bot updates the connected tools.
Collect receipts, reconcile them with recorded expenses, and flag missing information. Open the weekly review with the records already organized.
Investigate a slow experience using your monitoring tools. Bot can gather traces, identify likely bottlenecks, and prepare evidence for the engineering team.
Turn a support report into a reproducible case. Follow the reported path in staging and collect the steps, screenshots, and network details engineers need.
Prepare for account reviews with usage trends, open issues, and recent conversations. Bring renewal risks and possible next steps into a single brief.
Keep daily priorities moving across your inbox, calendar, and meeting notes. Track unfinished conversations and prepare the decisions that need your attention.
Hi,
Saw your team opened three infrastructure roles this month. Usually that means the migration you mentioned in March is finally moving.
Worth fifteen minutes next week?
Jamie Taylor
Hi,
Shortlist ready. Twelve strong matches, three introductions drafted in your voice. Waiting for your approval.
Worth fifteen minutes next week?
Jamie Taylor
Three channels reviewed. Search is outperforming the plan; I’ve prepared a reallocation for your review.
Compare campaign results with the budget you set. Get a proposed allocation and approve the changes before Bot updates the connected tools.
Nine receipts logged, categories checked and the weekly summary is ready. Nothing outstanding.
Collect receipts, reconcile them with recorded expenses, and flag missing information. Open the weekly review with the records already organized.
The largest hotspot is the account lookup. I’ve attached the trace and a short writeup.
Investigate a slow experience using your monitoring tools. Bot can gather traces, identify likely bottlenecks, and prepare evidence for the engineering team.
Reproduced in staging: the pay button fails on discounted annual plans in a taxed region. Four of four attempts.
Turn a support report into a reproducible case. Follow the reported path in staging and collect the steps, screenshots, and network details engineers need.
Portfolio reviewed. Three accounts need attention; two are ready for an expansion conversation.
Prepare for account reviews with usage trends, open issues, and recent conversations. Bring renewal risks and possible next steps into a single brief.
Hi,
Venue booked and invitations drafted. Two open decisions need your input before Friday.
Worth fifteen minutes next week?
Jamie Taylor
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Keep the work in reach, whether you’re at your computer or checking in from your phone.
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Practical walkthroughs for setting up roles, connecting tools, and making routines useful.
Read the guidesUse connected applications to research, prepare documents, update records, or run a routine. Bot keeps the task’s context and brings decisions back to you.
Golub Bot is in private pilot. Wider availability and the final launch plans will be announced here.
The product is being developed for desktop, iOS and Android, so you can stay in touch wherever you work.
Plus is $6.99/month, Pro is $12.99/month and Max is $24.99/month. All plans share the same core capabilities, with different usage allowances.
Your bots share your computer environment, with their own profiles and context. Different customers have separate environments.
Your customer environment is isolated. You choose which tools to connect and when to hand control back. See our privacy information for the current policy.
Start with one responsibility. Build from there.