Magnus

In a company of three, the founder is also the marketing department and the person who writes the investor update at midnight. Magnus fills the empty chairs with AI agents, each set up for one job such as head of sales or bookkeeper. You write down the company's mission and a few goals, and every agent reads them before it answers, along with the notes you keep about the business.

Each agent appears as a 3D face that speaks its answers aloud, and you can reply by microphone or keyboard. Ask for a spreadsheet or a slide deck and the file arrives as Excel, PowerPoint, Word or PDF. With Gmail or Slack connected, an agent can draft emails and book meetings, and anything it would send or change is held until you say yes.

The store mixes job roles with characters modelled on historical figures, Churchill and Marie Curie included. A few agents are modelled on living people, and their pages say they gave consent. Every agent can run on a different AI model, Claude or OpenAI's GPT. Apps exist for Mac, iPhone, Android and Linux, and the site counts 49 dashboard languages.