Six steps from spoken brief to live operator
No prompts. No node graphs. Hold the mic, describe the work, and walk away with an agent that has memory, integrations, and a callable endpoint.
Step 01
Describe the agent out loud
Tap record. Say what you want it to do, when it should run, which tools it touches. One or two sentences is plenty. The transcript becomes the durable spec.
Step 02
The platform compiles your utterance
Your transcript turns into a structured agent definition: name, schedule, tool list, memory window, personality, and a tightly scoped system prompt. Review and tweak before saving.
Step 03
Connect your tools
Guided setup for Resend, GoHighLevel, Slack, Twilio, and OpenAI. Generic HTTP and webhooks for everything else. Gmail and Sheets land next. Credentials are encrypted per user and never shared across workspaces.
Step 04
The agent runs
Triggered by schedule, manual run, webhook, or another agent over MCP. Each run streams typed events you can watch live. Persistent memory means the agent remembers what happened last time.
Step 05
You iterate by talking, not editing
If the agent misses, hit record again and describe the correction. The transcript is the spec, so re-describing is faster than editing fields.
Step 06
Your agents become tools for other agents
Every agent is exposed over MCP at a stable URL. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or another GO Pilot GO agent and your specialists become a callable labor pool.
The utterance is the spec
A real agent built in nine seconds
No fields, no JSON, no node graph. Hold the mic, describe the goal, the cadence, the integrations. The platform compiles the spec and shows it back for one-tap approval.
Re-describing is faster than editing. Speak the correction, and the agent updates.
you, speaking
"I want a CRO agent. Direct, no fluff. Reads my Resend stats every morning, picks the worst-performing email, and drafts three rewrites."
go pilot go
Built CRO Coach. Personality saved. Resend connected. Scheduled 8am daily. MCP endpoint live.
FAQ
Questions, answered
How long does it take to build an agent on GO Pilot GO?+
The median agent in our pilot data is created from a 9-second voice utterance. Most operators have their first working agent live within 2 minutes of signing up.
Do I need to write any code or prompts?+
No. You describe the agent out loud in one or two sentences and the platform compiles the transcript into a working agent. No prompts, no JSON schemas, no node graphs.
What tools and integrations are supported?+
Guided setup flows for Resend, GoHighLevel, Slack, Twilio (SMS and WhatsApp), and OpenAI BYO key. Generic HTTP, webhooks, and a built-in MCP server for everything else. Gmail and Google Sheets are next on the roadmap.
How are my credentials kept secure?+
Per-user envelope encryption at rest. OAuth tokens use short-lived access with refresh rotation. API keys live in a secrets vault and are never exposed to the agent runtime outside an isolated worker. Revocation invalidates credentials for the next run.
Can other AI agents call my GO Pilot GO agents?+
Yes. Every agent is exposed as a tool over MCP (Model Context Protocol) at a stable URL. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any custom planner can discover and invoke your agents like native tools.
How does pricing work?+
Resource-based metering on three axes: tokens, voice seconds, and browser seconds. Each workspace has a daily cost ceiling as a hard kill switch against runaway loops. See the pricing page for plans and add-ons.