An agent is Actium living inside one conversation — a family group, a flat, a client DM, a Slack channel. It catches what everyone agreed to, puts it on the right person's plan, and follows up there, so nobody has to be the one who nags.
You add it once. From then on it works the conversation — catching, assigning, reminding, escalating and reporting.
One agent per chat. It reads for one thing — things to do — and turns them into tasks with an owner and a date. The conversation around them isn't kept.
"Nobody booked the photographer" surfaces while there is still time. The agent asks the group — kindly, once — instead of it quietly becoming your job.
"Did it", a thumbs-up, a voice note — any of them check the box. Nobody in the chat needs an account, an app, or a form.
A reminder that matters goes unanswered? One soft retry, then a quiet ping to you. Before a worry, never after.
A recap in the chat on your schedule: what moved, what's stuck, who it's waiting on. The status update nobody has to write.
Practice cancelled, deadline pulled forward, a meeting that ran long — the agent reshuffles everyone's plan and says so.
An agent has no reach beyond its own conversation. It joins as a visible member, it never listens invisibly, and removing it takes everything it learned there with it.
Free to start. Add Actium to a group tonight — by morning it has already caught something.