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One AI employee

One employee on a live desk.

Glass is one AI employee for a business. You watch it work on a live desk, step in, and hand the work back. It runs in Private or Team mode.

The Glass desk. On the left, the agent's own browser on a supplier portal order page, its cursor clicking Confirm delivery for the Thursday slot. On the right, the conversation: your request and three progress steps.
Glass, shown with example data. The agent books a delivery slot in a supplier portal while the conversation records each step.

Watch it. Step in. Hand it back.

The same employee stays with the work. You can watch the desk in Glass whenever you want.

Close-up of the Glass desk: the agent's cursor on Confirm delivery, labelled Clicking Confirm delivery, with the Thursday slot selected.

Watch

You watch the employee work on a live desk. The task, the files, and the next move stay in view.

An email reply drafted by the agent in Glass, with Send, Discard and Attach buttons, and the line Nothing goes out until you press Send.

Step in

When a decision needs you, the employee pauses and waits. You take that step, then let it continue.

A Glass reply ending with a channel table and a suggestion to cap daily spend, above the composer with Private and Team options.

Hand back

Hand the work back. Private mode is your own conversation. Team mode is the shared thread.

How it learns the work

Five documented steps.

No magic and no black box. You can audit each stage, and unplug it whenever you want. When the work changes, the employee updates in place, and you can see what changed in Glass.

  1. Day 0

    Ingest

    We load the documents, tools, and past work you choose, scoped to this employee.

  2. Day 1

    Shape

    The employee is tuned to your way of working: tone, priorities, and what good looks like for the job.

  3. Day 2

    Guardrail

    You set what it can touch, send, and decide on its own, and what waits for you.

  4. Week 1

    Deploy

    It goes live on the desk. When a decision needs you, it pauses and hands the work back.

  5. Ongoing

    Supervise

    Every action is visible in Glass. You step in, correct the course, or hand the work back.

Autonomy with a hand on the brake.

The employee moves through routine work and stops when a decision needs you. You step in, then hand the work back.

Scoped to the work

You decide what it can see, read, send, and change. Access stays limited to the work you hand it, and you can take that access away.

Honest by design

It pauses when a decision needs you, instead of guessing on the calls that matter.

Full audit trail

Every action is visible in Glass, so you can follow the work on the live desk.

Put it to work

One employee for the work you hand it.