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Think of the seven as colleagues with different jobs. You would not ask the engineer to draft a sales email, and you would not ask the lawyer to research your competitors. Same here. The router picks the right one most of the time. When you want to be explicit, name them.

Cortex is the agent you call when you need to know something before you act. It runs web searches, reads the result pages, cross-checks the facts, and writes a short brief. Cortex never invents sources. If it cannot find a fact, it says so.

Specter writes outreach in your voice. It pulls the recipient profile from Brain or from a Cortex research run, matches the tone to your brand voice settings, and gives you a draft you can send. Specter also drafts whole sequences: a first touch, two follow-ups, a breakup message, all coherent.

Striker thinks about deals the way a strong AE does. It looks at the Deals tab, picks up where the last conversation left off, and proposes the next action. It can prepare you for a call, draft a proposal, write follow-up notes that capture what was said, and update the deal record so the pipeline view stays honest.

Pulse writes content meant to be read. Blog posts, LinkedIn threads, newsletter editions, launch announcements. It plans the angle first, drafts the post, and offers variations. Pulse pulls from Brain for facts and voice so every piece sounds like you.

Sentinel does the work you would otherwise hand to a senior engineer. It can look at a codebase, propose a change, write the patch, run the tests, and iterate until they pass. It uses the Computer tab to do its work so you can watch it live.

Amplify is the step after Pulse. Once a post is written, Amplify decides where it should land, formats it per channel, schedules the publication, and reports back. It knows your connected accounts and how each one prefers content shaped.

Counsel is not a substitute for a real lawyer on hard cases. For the every-week stuff (an NDA before a partner conversation, a contractor agreement, terms for a small deal) Counsel writes a clean draft, walks you through the choices, and produces a final document you can send for signature.

A skill is a named unit of work an agent knows how to do. Each agent owns a set. You can browse them by typing the slash key in the composer and then either picking an agent (which exposes all of its skills) or typing the skill name to jump straight to it.

You never have to use a slash command. Type your message in plain English and the router resolves to the right agent based on what you asked for. Slash commands matter when you want to be explicit (you know exactly which agent and skill you want) or when you want the skill prompt template filled in for you so you can edit it before sending.