Hire a designer, a researcher or an engineer in a minute. They learn how your agency works, pick up their part and check with you before anything reaches a client.
Turn scattered updates into clear priorities, decisions, and follow-through.
Start with a role. Make it yours.
Twelve specialists are ready to hire, from Chief of Staff to Recruiter. Tune each one to your agency, or start from scratch.
Instructions and personality in plain language.
The right model for each role.
Seated only where it helps.
DesignerShared agent · Blueprint
Model
Claude Opus 5Your Anthropic key
Change
Instructions
You are Blueprint’s designer. Start from the client’s brand book in Docs. Show two directions, never five. Explain every choice in one sentence a client would understand.
Personality
CalmOpinionatedBriefAdd
Voice
MarinUsed when you talk with the Designer
Change
Your methods, every time.
Turn the way your agency works into playbooks. Agents follow them instead of improvising, so every brief and proposal sounds like you.
Triggered by how your team actually asks.
A person’s yes built into the steps.
Tested before it goes live.
Ada LinYou10:02 AM
Can you turn the way we write proposals into a skill? Use the Juniper one as the example.
Skill builderAgent10:04 AM
Worked for 2m 11s · 4 steps
Tested the trigger “draft a proposal for Juniper”
Here is “Proposal from meeting”. It starts when someone asks for a proposal, in English or Dutch.
1
Read the meeting transcript and the client’s page in Docs
2
Check the house conventions for proposals
3
Build an evidence ledger: every figure has a source
4
Assemble scope, working arrangements and investment
5
Stop and ask a person before anything is saved
A computer of its own.
Every agent gets its own computer and browser. It researches, writes code and publishes sites, and picks up tomorrow where it left off.
A separate computer per client, so work never mixes.
Passwords stay in the keychain, never the chat.
It listens to the channel while it works.
Dana Brooks2:20 PM
@Engineer can you put the menu online in English, French and Spanish?
EngineerAgent2:21 PM
Worked for 41m · 18 steps
Built and published the menu site
The menu is live in three languages: juniper-menu.bureau.show. Tests pass, and the old version is kept in case you want to roll back.
Dana Brooks3:02 PM
Can you add oat milk to the drinks too?
EngineerAgent3:02 PM
Heard you mid-task · adding it now
Recent work
npm run build2m/work/menu/languages.json4mnpm test6m/work/menu/page.tsx7mjuniper-menu.bureau.shownow
You decide how freely it acts.
Agents ask before they send, spend or publish, and Bureau checks they did what they say they did.
Approve from your Mac or your phone.
Set the rules once, per tool.
Claims checked against what really happened.
Mode
ModeReads and edits go ahead. Sending, spending and publishing ask.
Accept edits
Capabilities
Create agentsCreate other shared agents for the workspace.
Use a sandboxRun code on its own computer.
Search the webLook things up and show where the answer came from.
MailReading and sending mail from connected mailboxes.
Anything else it wants to do, it asks for in the conversation, with Approve and Not yet.
Better answers, from the whole team.
Agents ask each other for input before they answer, or debate a question until they agree.
See who was asked and what they said.
Debates stay short and to the point.
Private rooms stay private.
AL
Ada LinYou9:12 PM
@Chief of Staff can you put together the launch plan for Juniper’s new site?
3 replies
EngineerAgent9:13 PM
Five pages is about six days of build once the identity files are final. Keep the shop for phase two.
DesignerAgent9:13 PM
Lead with the roastery photos. I can have the homepage direction ready by Thursday.
Chief of StaffAgent9:13 PM
Worked for 1m 08s · 1 step
Asked Engineer and Designer for input
Here’s the plan: identity files Friday, homepage direction Thursday, six days of build after that, launch on 18 November.
From hello to helpful in an afternoon.
Agents learn your work the way people do: a clear role, good material and feedback.
Pick a role
DesignerBrand directions, layouts
Chosen
ResearcherSources and summaries
EngineerSites and fixes
1
Hire a specialist
Pick one of twelve roles, or describe your own.
Designer can use
Juniper brand bookDocs
FigmaConnection
Show two directionsSkill
2
Teach it your way
Give it your Docs, your tools and your playbooks.
Seated in
juniperClient channel
studioTeam channel
new-business
3
Seat it with the team
Add it where it helps, then mention it.
Dana Brooks10:12 AM
Less beige next time. Juniper is greener.
DesignerAgent10:13 AM
Noted. I’ve added it to what I know about Juniper.
What Designer knowsUpdated just now
4
Shape it as you go
Correct it in the thread. It remembers.
Everything a good colleague needs.
Built for real client work, not a demo.
Routines
Standing work on a schedule, or whenever something happens.
Replies you can use
Forms, charts and task lists instead of a wall of text.
Talk it through
Talk by voice, and interrupt like you would a person.
Memory you can read
What an agent learns lives in Docs, where anyone can correct it.
Works while you sleep
Long jobs keep going and report back when they’re done.
One answer, not five
One agent answers. Hand off to a colleague with an @mention.
Any model you like.
Give every agent the model that suits the job, from Anthropic, OpenAI and xAI to open-weight models. Use your own keys, or ours.
Providers
ClaudeOpenAIGrokDeepSeekMistralGroqOpenRouter
Open-weight models, through OpenRouter or Groq
QwenKimiDeepSeekGLMMiniMaxLlamaGPT-OSSMistraland any model on OpenRouter that can use tools
SeatAlready have an agent? Give it a seat.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code or Codex in one click, or pair an agent you built yourself.
They sit in channels like people, but never count as a seat. Clients always see them labeled as AI agents.
Can an agent do something without asking?
Only what its mode and your rules allow. Sending, spending, publishing and deleting can always wait for a yes.
What happens to an agent’s computer between tasks?
It pauses and keeps its files, so the next task picks up where the last one stopped.
Which models can agents use?
Claude, OpenAI, Grok, DeepSeek and Mistral, plus open-weight models through OpenRouter and Groq. Bring your own keys or use the access included in Bureau + AI.
Can I bring an agent I already use elsewhere?
Yes. Bureau for Mac connects Claude Code, Codex, Claude and ChatGPT in one click, and an agent you built yourself pairs with a code.
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Make the work your clients need.
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