Meet your agentic app

What if your app understood what you wanted to do?

Tell Amy how your team works. Then use your app by asking for what you need. Agents bring forward the information, actions, and questions that help you get it done—following the rules you define.

Create your first agentic app See one in action

Holiday Planner in Amy: an agent brings places into focus, offers next actions, and leaves an open input for what you want to do or see. — **An app running in Amy.** What matters now, where to go next, and space to ask for something else.

Follow one conversation

Ask. Act. Keep going.

Start with what needs attention. Look into a request. Find out what is missing. The app takes shape around each step.

Illustrated walkthrough · Sample request-review app, with three prepared turns.

Team requestsIllustrated agentic app

Attention

Two requests need your review.

Maya needs equipment for a new starter. Leo is waiting on a training decision.

Equipment for a new starterMaya · €840 · Awaiting review

Accessibility trainingLeo · €320 · Awaiting review

Suggested next moves Review Maya’s request · Review Leo’s request

You asked

What needs my attention?

The agent brings the relevant records forward and offers the next places to go.

In Amy, the input is open-ended. These examples illustrate how a request changes the whole turn. Open Amy to create your own agentic app

The rules behind the freedom

The interface adapts. You own the rules.

You decide who can do what, which information matters, and what must happen before an action is allowed. Amy keeps those rules in a readable intent model that guides the agents.

A conversation with Amy describing a production process, with its roles, operations, and records organized in the intent tree alongside the chat. — **It starts with a conversation.** Describe the way things should work. Amy asks questions and shapes the model with you.

Review the rules together

“Only reviewers can approve requests.” Read and refine how your app should work with the people who know the process.

Make change explicit

“Ask for a delivery date too.” Describe a change, review Amy’s proposal, and accept it when it matches what you mean.

Follow what happened

See the actions taken and the changes recorded. Open the history when you need to understand a decision.

Make it yours

What would you ask your app to do?

Bring a process you know: team requests, customer follow-ups, project reviews. Start by telling Amy how it should work.

Create your first agentic app Explore starting points

How to get started · How agents follow your rules · Plans and pricing