Market and competitor research
Scout structures findings into comparisons and trade-offs, and states plainly when a claim still needs verification against a live source instead of inventing citations.
For teams and businesses
Generic chatbots forget your business between sessions. Chat Pilot keeps agents, project folders and your own documents in one workspace, so research, operations and engineering work start from what your team already knows.
Scout structures findings into comparisons and trade-offs, and states plainly when a claim still needs verification against a live source instead of inventing citations.
Operator turns a rough goal into a concrete plan: checklists, owners, metrics and next actions, with assumptions flagged rather than hidden.
Upload the documents your team actually works from. Archivist answers from that library, quotes the passages it used, and says when the answer is not in the files.
Forge reviews code, explains root causes before fixes, and writes runnable snippets with file paths so a developer can act immediately.
Each agent has a defined role, so you brief the right one instead of re-explaining the job every time.
General command & reasoning
Research, comparison, synthesis
Software engineering & debugging
Document intelligence & extraction
Business operations & planning
Every conversation, file and memory is scoped to the account that created it and enforced server-side, not in the browser.
Pick per conversation whether an agent only talks, proposes read-only steps, or is allowed to write into your workspace.
Pure conversation. No tools are made available to the model.
Read-only tools: search your documents and inspect projects.
Read-only tools plus writes: create projects and save notes to your workspace.
Create an account, upload the documents your team works from, and pick how much freedom each agent gets. You can review plans and limits before paying anything.
Also worth reading: how the AI workspace fits together.