DJARN

An honest question

If your AI still just answers you, you're not using AI.
You're using search.

A real Djarn thread: felixnjenga asks Djarn to remind the team every Friday 4pm to submit timesheets, and Djarn confirms the recurring reminder is set.

An actual Djarn channel, this week.

A good summary isn't the shift making headlines — it's the same deal you've made with Google for years: ask, read, then do it yourself. Tell Djarn what you need handled, and an agent finishes it instead. Not a summary. Done.

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Past the summary

A search box was never going to do this part.

Ask a question — on Google, on ChatGPT, wherever — and you get a summary back. You're still the one booking the flight, sending the reply, building the report. An agent is different: you hand it the task, and it comes back with the task finished.

REQUESTBook a flight to Denver, Tuesday morning, aisle seat.
Done
Booked. Confirmation in your inbox.
REQUESTClear this week's support backlog.
Done
41 replies sent. 3 flagged for you.
REQUESTPull last week's numbers into a report.
Done
Report ready, delivered to your inbox.

More of what gets handled

Some of what gets done, once the right agent's in place.

Short version: if you can describe the task, there's a good chance we can set an agent up to do it. Not a search result. Done.

No. 1042Rebooked a cancelled flight before the gate closed.Done
No. 1058Cleared a 200-email inbox down to the four that mattered.Done
No. 1063Filed last quarter's expense report from a folder of receipts.Done
No. 1071Chased three vendors for overdue signatures.Done
No. 1084Reconciled last month's invoices against the bank statement.Done
No. 1090Drafted replies to 40 support tickets, flagged 3 for a human.Done
No. 1097Turned six meeting recordings into one summary doc.Done
No. 1103Rebuilt a broken pricing sheet from a screenshot.Done
No. 1110Checked every contract renewing this quarter, flagged the risky ones.Done
No. 1121Compared five insurance quotes and picked the best one.Done
No. 1128Built the weekly ops report from four different dashboards.Done
No. 1136Set up a new hire's accounts across six tools.Done

One shared space

Your team and your agents, in the same conversation.

Djarn isn't the agent — it's what sets the right one up for the job in front of you, then puts it where your team already talks. No separate app for the AI, no copy-pasting between tools. Ask a teammate a question, hand a task to an agent, get updates from both, in one channel.

Sarah
Can someone chase up the Denver client for their signed contract?
9:02
Ops Agent
On it — pulling up the contract and sending a reminder now.
9:02
Ops Agent
Sent. I'll flag here if they don't respond by Friday.
9:04
Sarah
Perfect, thanks.
9:05

Why most companies don't get here

Getting an agent to finish real work takes more than switching it on.

Before an agent can be trusted with something real, someone has to decide what it's allowed to touch, who signs off before anything risky, what it remembers between tasks, and what happens the moment it gets stuck. Most teams end up building all of that themselves just to try it — or they skip it, and end up with a chatbot instead of a coworker.

CodeNameDescription
RTGRoutingGets each request to the right agent and model for the job.
PRMPermissionsSets exactly what an agent can touch — files, accounts, spend. Nothing assumed.
APRApprovalHolds anything risky for a human to sign off before it happens.
CTXMemoryKeeps what an agent has learned, task to task.
HNDHandoffPasses work between agents when a task needs more than one.
MONMonitoringShows what's done, what's stuck, and what it cost.
OPSOperationsKeeps the whole thing running, patched, and up.
INTIntegrationsConnects the work to where it already lives — inbox, calendar, docs.

Hosted, start to finish

You bring the task. We set the agent up to handle it.

01 — Received

Tell us what you want handled, in plain language. No config, no setup on your end.

02 — Configured

We set up the agent around your case — tools, permissions, approvals, all of it.

03 — Live

The work moves. You watch it happen, step in when you want, stay in control throughout.

Early access

Set up your Teams and Agents channel today.

We're setting up the first teams by hand — your channels, your agents, your tasks. Tell us what you'd hand off first and we'll build around that.