What agent will you build?

Talona is a no-code platform for building your own AI coworkers. You describe the role you want filled or a task you want automated in plain English, and Talona assembles a production-grade agent with the right skills and access, showing you every choice before it ships. The result is an AI coworker that works for you 24/7.

Tools like n8n and Gumloop have you wire up a flowchart of nodes and branches that runs the same fixed path every time. Talona builds a real agent instead. It reasons about each task and decides which tools to use in the moment, so it adapts to open-ended work a fixed graph can't anticipate.

No. You build agents by describing what you want, and Talona handles the configuration and deployment underneath. Developers can go deeper when they want finer control, but it isn't required to get an agent running.

Anything from a Slack triage agent that watches your channels to a compliance reviewer that flags risky content before it ships. If you can describe the job in plain English, Talona can usually assemble an agent for it.

Talona ships a catalog of integrations you connect with one click, including Slack, Notion, Linear, and Google Workspace. Connecting takes a single sign-in step, and your tokens stay encrypted on our side so the model never sees them.

Ship the same agent native to Slack, Microsoft Teams, WhatsApp, Telegram, or the web app. Your team uses the channel they already open every morning, and the agent behaves the same everywhere.

Yes. Mark any action as approval-required and the agent pauses mid-task, waiting for a person to approve or deny before it acts. Every tool an agent runs is also recorded in a trace with secrets redacted, so you can review exactly what happened.

Yes. Every agent runs on its own isolated machine, and connected-account credentials stay behind a gateway the model can never read. Secrets are encrypted before they reach the database, and our security page covers the full picture.

Both work. Invite teammates into a shared workspace where each person's role decides what they're allowed to do. Or send a personal link to a friend so they can use the agent without joining your workspace. The same agent powers both sides.

You can start for free with one deployed agent, then move to a paid plan as your usage grows. Pricing runs on credits, a single unit that covers everything an agent does, so one number tells you what you've used.