Import a ready-made team in 2 minutes
Pick a team from the library of 79, check what's in it, and give it its first job. Most teams need no connected apps.
Do it in five steps
Step 1
Open the library
Choose + in the sidebar, then New Team.
You're done when: the New Team window is open.
Step 2
Describe the job
Under What should it do?, write the job in your own words. For example:
run my back office: customer questions, stock and orders
Best matches lists the closest teams. Not sure what to type? Leave the box empty and browse by topic instead.
Demo workspace. Your Chief of Staff starts as Ember; you can rename it.
You're done when: Best matches lists teams close to your job.
Step 3
Check the preview
Choose a team to see its preview. It lists:
- Bots: who is on the team.
- How many skills it comes with.
- Routines, if it has any. They arrive switched off.
- Needs, only if the team uses an app such as Gmail or Google Sheets. Apps marked (optional) make the team better but aren't required.
You're done when: you have read who is on the team and what it needs.
Step 4
Create it
Choose Create. The team appears in your sidebar under its own heading, with each bot's instructions and skills in place.
If you already have that team, Murage tells you, and creating it again makes a second copy.
You're done when: the team appears in your sidebar under its own heading.
Step 5
Give it a job
Message a bot on the team, or ask your Chief of Staff to hand the team something. Give it the facts it needs in the message. A team with no connected apps works from what you tell it and what it can find on the web.
As of today: a customer is asking when their order ships and I don't know yet. We're out of our best-selling item. One order promised for last Friday hasn't shipped. What should I do first, and draft the customer reply.
The bots work on it and report back. Nothing goes out, because a team without connected apps has nowhere to send it.
You're done when: the bots report back with a first answer.
Good to know
- New bots start on Ask. They check with you before they act. On Hermes and other ACP engines, Ask and the stop line cover only what the engine asks Murage about. For Hermes, that is every tool except reads, searches and its own memory. See Permissions and the stop line.
- Routines stay off. Routines that come with a team stay off until you switch them on in Routines.
- Six teams list apps. They work best once you connect those apps.
- Share it. Want your staff to have the same team? Export it and they import the file. See Share a team with your staff.
What you get
A working team in your sidebar, with its instructions and skills already written, and a first answer back in minutes.
Browse every team on the team library page.