Automations
Run workflows on triggers and schedules.
Every team has recurring work that follows the same steps. Wyatt lets you automate it with skills, agents, and triggers, so the routine parts run on their own and people focus on judgment.
Automations can run on triggers and schedules, so the right thing happens at the right time — a recurring summary, a scheduled update, a response to an event — without anyone remembering to do it.
Skills package the steps of a workflow so they can be reused, and agents take ownership of recurring jobs. Together they make automation approachable without heavy engineering.
Because automations run inside Wyatt, they can use your real documents and data, making the output relevant instead of generic.
Automated workflows produce consistent results every time, which matters more as the team and the volume of work grow.
One connected workspace for docs, tasks, chat, and databases — with Wyatt answering from all of it.
“The best AI assistant is the one that already knows where everything is.”
Run workflows on triggers and schedules.
Package steps into reusable skills.
Hand recurring jobs to agents.
Automations use your workspace content.
Recurring work like summaries, updates, and responses using skills, agents, and triggers.
Yes. Automations can run on triggers and schedules so the right thing happens at the right time.
No. Skills and agents make automation approachable without heavy engineering.
Yes. They run inside Wyatt and can use your real documents and data.
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