AI Operations Manager Agent
Monitors Slack, Asana, email, calendar and GitHub. Assigns work, flags bottlenecks, writes the daily team summary.
No-Code AI Agents · Pillar 05
Build AI agents like you'd write a job description.
Write what the agent does, who it reports to, and which tools it can touch. No API keys, no prompt engineering, no engineering ticket. Scope it to the whole app, a team, or a single project and share it there. Build the proposal drafter once and everyone gets the same quality.
- No API keys or prompt engineering
- Shared with the team, scoped where it belongs
- Unlimited agents on every plan
Build an agent
Write the job. No API keys, no prompt engineering, no engineering ticket.
Start from a template
Job description
Read every new ticket, tag it, route it to the right queue, and escalate anything about refunds or churn to Sam first.
Reports to
SSam · Support
Tools it can touch
- Zendesk
- Slack
- Gmail
Scope
Shared with one team.Unlimited agents on every plan, metered by credits and private to your workspace. Every run is logged with what it did and what it cost.
Try the builder
If you can write a job post, you can build an agent.
Fill in the four parts of the job. The agent card on the right is what your team sees, and the first run shows what it does and what it costs.
1 · What it does
2 · Reports to
3 · Tools it can touch
4 · Scope
No API keys. No prompt. No ticket.
Your team sees
Support triageReports to Sam · Team
DraftTriage support tickets. Escalates to Sam when unsure. Can use Zendesk, Slack, Gmail.
First run
- Read 14 new tickets
- Tagged 9 billing, 3 bugs, 2 how-to
- Routed 12 to queues
- Escalated 2 refund requests to SamNeeds approval
Logged with its cost0.4 credits per ticket
What you do not need
Everything other agent builders make you do first.
- An API key for every modelEvery model is already in your subscription, routed by the same router as the rest of Iymer.
- A prompt engineering courseYou describe the job. Iymer writes the instructions the model needs.
- An engineering ticket and a three-week waitAnyone on the team builds it in minutes. No code, no deploy.
- A per-agent feeUnlimited agents on every plan. You only pay credits for the runs.
- A separate tool with its own loginAgents live where the work is: in your projects, with your team's context.
Starter templates
Start from a job someone already wrote.
Pick a template, change the name it reports to and the tools it can touch, and it is ready. Or build from scratch in plain English.
Support Agent
Triages Zendesk tickets, tags and routes them, posts updates to Slack.
Support → Engineering Escalator
Turns stuck Zendesk tickets into Linear issues with repro steps, severity and impact.
Incident Commander
Opens the Slack channel, files the issue, posts status updates, drafts the post-mortem skeleton.
AI Outbound SDR Agent
Prospects, enriches contacts, writes personalised outreach and follow-ups, books meetings.
AI Inbound Qualification Agent
Handles inbound, scores leads, routes hot leads to the right rep, books the call.
Weekly status writer
Every Friday, reads the week's task changes and meeting notes and drafts the leadership update.
Meeting-prep briefer
An hour before each call, pulls the related tasks, last notes and open questions into a one-page brief.
Scoped and shared
One person builds it. Everyone benefits.
Agents live with the projects and teams they serve, not in one person's private sidebar. New hires inherit the team's best version of the job on day one.
- AppWhole workspaceThe agents everyone needs, like the status writer or the meeting-prep briefer.
- TeamOne teamSupport's triage agent stays with Support, with Support's queues and tone.
- ProjectOne projectLives inside the project, with that project's plan, notes and history as its context.
Humans decide
Agents draft and prepare. People approve and ship.
- Humans approveAn agent can draft the reply, prepare the issue or write the update. A person decides before anything leaves the workspace.
- Every run is loggedWhat it did, when, which tools it touched and what it cost in credits. Admins see the log across every team.
- Private to your workspaceYour agents, your job descriptions and your context are yours. They are never shared outside your workspace.
Free white-glove onboarding
Book a call. We move your entire organization onto Iymer — at no cost.
Our team of experts handles the switch end to end, so nobody on your team spends a week migrating.
Book a callFree. Done by our team, not yours.
- 1We transfer your organizationProjects, tasks, people and history, moved over by us.
- 2We plan your projects with youYour live work rebuilt as real plans, with owners and dates.
- 3We set up every AI model for your teamRouting, effort levels and credits configured so everyone can use any model from day one.
- 4We train your whole organizationHands-on sessions for every team on how to run their work in Iymer.
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Questions about no-code AI agents
How do I create an agent in Iymer?
Write the job: what the agent does, who it reports to, and which connected tools it can touch. Pick a scope (the whole app, a team or a project) and create it. Or start from a template and change the details.
Do I need to write prompts or code?
No. You describe the job in plain English the way you would write a job post. Iymer turns that into the instructions the model needs and picks the model with the same router that powers the rest of the workspace.
Can I share agents with my team?
Yes. Scope an agent to the whole app, one team or one project and it appears there for everyone with access. Build it once and the whole team gets the same quality.
How many agents can I build?
Unlimited, on every plan including Free. Runs are metered by credits, so you pay for what the agents actually do, not for how many you have.
Can agents take actions in other apps?
Yes, within the tools you connect and allow. Connect Gmail, Slack, Zendesk, HubSpot, Notion and more, then list the tools each agent may touch. Anything that leaves the workspace waits for a person to approve.
Are my agents private?
Yes. Agents and their job descriptions are private to your workspace. Every run is logged so you can see exactly what each agent did.
What does an agent cost to run?
Each run draws credits from your plan's monthly allowance, depending on the model and the length of the job. A support triage run costs a fraction of a credit per ticket; a weekly report costs a few credits. The log shows the cost of every run.
Your best process, written once, running for everyone.
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