Describe it in chat
Tell the agent what you want automated, in plain English. It asks follow-up questions, finds the right tools and people, and figures out what needs approval.
Open source — star us on GitHub
Build automations with AI agents, keeping your team in the loop.
Automate boring processes with AI agents. Build workflows in English. Runs on your own cloud.
Self-hostableOpen sourceHuman approvalsOAuth connectionsRun transcriptsAny model
Integrations
Connects to everything you already use.
Stripe, Slack, Notion, Supabase — TeamCopilot reaches your tools through MCP servers, APIs, and CLIs, so automations can read, write, and act where your work actually lives.
Stripe
Slack
Notion
Supabase
GitHub
Linear
Figma
Gmail
PostgreSQL
Shopify
Discord
Jira
Google Sheets
HubSpot
Vercel
Datadog
Airtable
Zoom
MongoDB
Zapier
YouTube
Intercom
Terraform
Mixpanel
Stripe
Slack
Notion
Supabase
GitHub
Linear
Figma
Gmail
PostgreSQL
Shopify
Discord
Jira
Google Sheets
HubSpot
Vercel
Datadog
Airtable
Zoom
MongoDB
Zapier
YouTube
Intercom
Terraform
Mixpanel
Google Drive
Zendesk
GitLab
Docker
Asana
Cloudflare
WhatsApp
Snowflake
Trello
Sentry
Google Calendar
MySQL
Webflow
PayPal
Confluence
Redis
Calendly
Kubernetes
MailChimp
Claude
Telegram
Grafana
Box
Google Drive
Zendesk
GitLab
Docker
Asana
Cloudflare
WhatsApp
Snowflake
Trello
Sentry
Google Calendar
MySQL
Webflow
PayPal
Confluence
Redis
Calendly
Kubernetes
MailChimp
Claude
Telegram
Grafana
Box
Google Analytics
Bitbucket
ClickUp
Spotify
Google Cloud
Miro
Dropbox
CircleCI
Loom
DigitalOcean
Typeform
Apache Kafka
X
Netlify
QuickBooks
Elastic
Square
PagerDuty
WordPress
Xero
Contentful
Google Gemini
RabbitMQ
Google Analytics
Bitbucket
ClickUp
Spotify
Google Cloud
Miro
Dropbox
CircleCI
Loom
DigitalOcean
Typeform
Apache Kafka
X
Netlify
QuickBooks
Elastic
Square
PagerDuty
WordPress
Xero
Contentful
Google Gemini
RabbitMQ
…and hundreds more. If it has an API, a CLI, or an MCP server, TeamCopilot can work with it.
How it works
From a sentence to a running automation.
The agent drafts the automation
It writes a real automation — an always-on service, a scheduled job, or a workflow — with readable code, declared secrets, and its own persistent data.
You approve. It runs.
Nothing runs until you approve it. After that, every run is recorded with a full transcript you can open and inspect at any time.
What makes it unique?
Your team is part of the automation.
Most automation tools treat people as an error path — a failed run, a fallback email. In TeamCopilot, your teammates are built into the runtime: automations know who owns what, ask the right person at the right moment, and carry on with their answer.
Automations know who's who
Every teammate has a profile: what they own, what they know, what they can approve. The agent asks the finance lead about refunds and the infra engineer about deploys — by name, not by webhook URL.
Runs pause for judgment, not for babysitting
Mid-run, an automation can stop, put a question in front of exactly the right person — in chat or on Slack — and continue from the same line of code with their answer.
What one person builds, everyone uses
Approved skills and automations become shared team infrastructure. Teammates run them from the web or their phone — no terminal, no credentials, no local setup.
stripe-payment-recovery · run #142live
- Stripe webhook received — invoice INV-2041 failed ($1,840)
- Agent drafted a recovery email for Acme Corp
- MCanswered
Asked Maya Chen
Finance lead · via Slack
Send this recovery email to Acme? It offers a 7-day payment extension.
Approved — cc billing@ on it.
- Email sent with billing@ in cc
- Run completed — full transcript saved
The run waited on Maya, then continued from the exact line it paused at — her answer became part of the automation.
See it in action
Watch how TeamCopilot creates, shares, and runs reusable skills.
Comparisons
See how TeamCopilot compares to other tools.
Workflow builders, app automation, and agent frameworks each solve a piece of the problem. See where they fit, where TeamCopilot is different, and how to choose.
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