Feature
AI teammates that work together
MatesBot teammates can message each other with requests, results, and questions, and you can open their conversation to read it. Put 2 to 6 teammates in one group chat with @mentions and visible handoffs, so each one takes the next stage of the work.
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Real work crosses departments. A lead that Sales found needs a proposal from Marketing and an invoice from Finance. In MatesBot the teammates pass that work along themselves, and every handoff is a message you can read.
There are two ways teammates work together. Direct messages: one teammate sends another a request, a result, or a question, and you can open their conversation at any time. Groups: 2 to 6 teammates share one chat, you @mention who should act, and each handoff of the next stage shows in the chat.
When a job needs more hands, a teammate can create a new full teammate, with its own chat, computer, and memory, or a short-lived helper that does one task and is gone when the task ends.
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How it works
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Build your departments
The Owner Bot sets up departments, each led by a named AI teammate, or you create teammates yourself.
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Let teammates ask each other
A teammate sends another a request, a result, or a question instead of waiting for you to pass it on.
- 3
Start a group for shared work
Put 2 to 6 teammates in one chat and @mention who should act on each step.
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Read every handoff
Open any conversation between teammates, or follow the handoffs in the group chat.
Example tasks
- Sales finds a new lead and asks Marketing for a one-page proposal, then sends you the draft to approve.
- A group of a Support, an Operations, and a Finance teammate handles a refund: Support confirms the order, Operations checks the return, Finance prepares the refund.
- Your Executive assistant asks the Finance teammate for this month's unpaid invoices before your Monday briefing.
- A Research teammate creates a short-lived helper to read 30 competitor pages while it writes the summary.
What stays in your control
- Every message between teammates is in a conversation you can open and read.
- Groups hold 2 to 6 teammates, and the handoffs are visible in the chat.
- Each teammate keeps its own approval rules, such as "Ask before sending external email".
- Deleting or archiving a teammate always asks you first.
Related features
- Company setupThe Owner Bot reads your website and email (with your OK) and builds departments with named AI leads.Learn more →

- Super botWakes on its own, checks stuck work, mail, and calendar, and speaks only when something needs you.Learn more →

- MemoryStanding rules, long-term memory, and shared company and department knowledge.Learn more →

Frequently asked questions
Can AI teammates talk to each other?
Yes. A MatesBot teammate can send another teammate a request, a result, or a question, and you can open their conversation to read it.
How many teammates can be in a group?
A group holds 2 to 6 teammates in one shared chat, with @mentions and visible handoffs of the next stage of work.
Can a teammate create another teammate?
Yes. It can create a new full teammate with its own chat, computer, and memory, or a short-lived helper for a single task.
Give your first teammate real work today.
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