ProductOctober 15, 20263 min read
Your team’s agents. One link.
Create a branded Agent Page that shows employees which AI agents are available, how to reach each one, and what to ask first.
Read postProduct launches and notes from the team.
Create a branded Agent Page that shows employees which AI agents are available, how to reach each one, and what to ask first.
Read postHow your agent platform sends cost and activity for shared customers to SuperOrgs: one credential per customer agent, OpenTelemetry traces or the Events API, and exactly what is stored.
Read postCreate or link a Slack channel from an agent’s page, then open it, share it, and introduce the agent to the team.
Read postAgents already instrumented with OpenTelemetry can report their runs with four exporter settings and the credential they already have. No SDK. Prompts and responses are discarded on receipt.
Read postPush an ability to Linear from SuperOrgs, choose the team, project, and assignee, and the status follows in both directions. Done in Linear is Live in SuperOrgs.
Read postCompany sign-in connects Okta, Microsoft Entra, Google Workspace, or any SAML or OIDC provider, so your people sign in with the account your company already manages.
Read postThe engineering and operations guide for Ivy, an influencer relations agent: how it is built, how people operate it, and how its work connects to SuperOrgs.
Read postA small Node library that reports what your agents do, what it costs, and what they produce, from inside your own agent process. Nothing is captured automatically.
Read postPods are live in SuperOrgs: small teams of people and AI agents that own real work, with live spend, savings, and capacity you can read in dates.
Read postSuperOrgs now speaks MCP. Paste one URL into Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor and ask what your agents did today.
Read postAgents stream what they do into SuperOrgs. You see each run, what it cost, and a plain-English summary of what happened.
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