Connects to the tools your work already runs on
Extensible to anything via MCP or CLI — connect tools Atticus doesn't know about yet.
How it works
You share how you work. Atticus fits in.
Atticus doesn't ask you to change how you work or which tools you use. You describe your flow, it adapts — then runs in the background and calls you when it's done.
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Connect your tools and describe your workflow
Tell Atticus which tools you use and how your work flows between them. No new stack to learn — it connects to the accounts you already have and adapts to the way you already operate.
Supports Google Drive, Notion, Slack, Gmail, GitHub, Linear — and anything accessible via MCP or CLI.
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Atticus learns your setup
Once it knows your tools and workflow patterns, Atticus can propose steps, pick the right integrations, and suggest how to run recurring tasks — without you having to re-explain every time.
Use voice, Telegram, or the browser UI — whichever is closest when the idea hits.
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It runs work in the background
Atticus works across your connected systems while you focus on something else. If a step breaks, it repairs the path and keeps going. You're not watching a log file or babysitting a tab.
Self-repair means fewer brittle workflows. The agent handles variance; you handle decisions.
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It calls you when it needs you
Atticus phones you — literally — to let you know work is complete or ask what to do when it hits a decision. You can also call it anytime for a status update or to redirect the work.
Not a push notification. Not an email. A phone call. You stay in the loop without staying in the tab.
What it does
Designed around your tools and your flow.
Talk with Atticus — anytime.
Voice is a first-class interface. Have a conversation, give instructions, or just ask what's happening. And when a workflow finishes or needs a decision, Atticus calls you — no app required.
Fits into how you already work
Atticus uses a familiar interface instead of hiding everything behind a chat prompt. See what the agent is doing across your tools, intervene when you want, and stay in control without decoding a log file.
Works where you are
Browser, voice, or Telegram — reach Atticus from whatever is closest. You don't have to open a new tab every time you want to give an instruction or check in on running work.
Self-repairs when steps break
When one tool in a workflow fails, Atticus doesn't just stop and wait for you to fix it. It detects the problem, finds an alternative path, and keeps going — or tells you exactly why it couldn't.
Any model. Any provider.
Atticus isn't tied to one LLM. Use GPT-4o, Claude, Gemini, or a local model — switch without changing how your workflows are configured. The best model for a given task, not the one you happened to start with.
Your tools. Your workflow. Not ours.
Connect Drive, Notion, Slack, Linear, GitHub — the tools your work already runs on. Extend to custom or internal tools via MCP or CLI. Atticus adapts to your stack, not the other way around.
Why we built it
Atticus meets you where you are.
Most AI tools ask you to adapt to them — learn their prompt model, wire up their integrations, fit your work into their structure. Atticus works the other way: you share how you work and which tools you use, and Atticus fits in.
You stay in control of the intent. Atticus handles the orchestration — across the specific tools your workflow already depends on. When it needs a decision, it finds you; it doesn't wait for you to check in.
The result is an agent that works with your existing flow, not one that asks you to build a new one around it.