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The console for supervised automation agents.

Boring AI is a cloud console where you define an agent by describing the outcome in plain language, connect the tools it may use, and gate the irreversible steps behind human approval. Agents start from triggers in your stack, pause where you told them to, and keep a full trace of every run.

// the brief

An agent is a brief, not a diagram.

Written in plain language
An agent is a brief, not a flowchart. Instructions read the way you'd hand work to a teammate — including the exceptions: “skip anything tagged enterprise-renewal,” “always escalate disputes to Dana.”
Versioned like code
Every change to a brief is a reviewable diff. Publish when you're ready, and roll back a bad change instead of reconstructing what it used to say.
Gates live in the text
Mark the irreversible steps in the brief itself — “before any email reaches a customer, wait for my approval.” The gate is part of the instructions, not a setting hidden three menus deep.
// how a run works

Trigger, plan, gate, trace.

01
A run starts
From a schedule, a webhook, an inbound email, a form submission, the Chrome extension, or an event in a connected SaaS app. Runs execute in the cloud — no laptop needs to stay open.
02
The agent plans and acts
It reads the brief, plans the steps, and executes them across your connected tools. Routine steps — checking a ledger, posting a summary — run on their own.
03
Gates pause for a human
Sensitive steps wait for a named approver — from the console, the extension, or a phone. Reject always halts the step. Nothing irreversible happens unattended.
04
The trace keeps the receipts
Reasoning, tool calls, inputs, outputs, and who approved what — streamed live and kept per run. If a run fails, retry it from the failed step, not from the top.
// what's built in

What it takes to trust an agent with real work.

Approval gates
Human-in-the-loop by default on irreversible steps — refunds, access grants, customer emails. Approve or reject from the console, the Chrome extension, or your phone.
A full trace of every run
Every run records its reasoning, tool calls, inputs, outputs, and approvals — live while it runs, kept afterward so you can answer “what happened?” with specifics.
Durable, resumable runs
Runs are checkpointed as they go. A failed run retries from the failed step; a paused run picks up where it stopped — even days later.
Six ways a run starts
Schedules, webhooks, inbound email, public forms, the Chrome extension, and events from connected SaaS apps. Agents react to your stack, not just the clock.
1,284 tools, plus yours
The catalog (via Composio) covers the common stack — accounting, CRM, support, chat. Internal APIs connect with an OpenAPI spec.
Memory & knowledge
Agents remember facts across runs, and answer from a workspace knowledge base you fill by pasting text or pointing at URLs.
A shared workspace
Teams, roles, and invitations — with passkeys and two-factor auth. Approvals route to the person who owns the decision, not whoever is online.
Claude by default
Agents run on Claude out of the box; bring your own provider keys if you'd rather run on your account.
Cost you can see
Tokens and spend are tracked per run and rolled up on a usage dashboard — which agents ran, what they touched, what it cost.
Where the product is today
Early access, honestly labeled.

Everything on this page is built and running. We're in early access with a small number of founding design partners, so pricing is set per engagement rather than published, and the roadmap is shaped weekly by the teams using it. If a claim here ever gets ahead of the product, tell us and we'll fix the page.

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// common questions

What is Boring AI?

Boring AI is a cloud console for building and operating supervised automation agents. You describe the outcome in plain language, connect the tools the agent may use, and mark the steps that need human approval. Agents run on triggers, pause at the gates, and keep a full trace of every run.

How is this different from a workflow builder like Zapier or n8n?

Workflow builders make you diagram every step and branch up front, and the diagram breaks when a tool or form changes. Boring takes a brief instead — the agent plans the steps at run time — and adds supervision as a default: approval gates, a per-run trace, and durable retries. Our comparison pages spell out when each tool is the better pick.

What does “supervised” actually mean?

Routine steps run unattended; steps you mark as sensitive pause for a named human before they execute. Rejecting always halts the step. Approvals work from the console, the Chrome extension, or a phone, and every decision is recorded in the run's trace.

What tools can an agent use?

1,284 apps via the Composio catalog — accounting, CRM, support desks, chat, calendars, and the rest of the common stack — plus your internal APIs via an OpenAPI spec.

Which AI model does it run on?

Claude is the default model. You can bring your own provider keys and run agents on your own account instead.

Can I use it today?

We're in early access, working with a small number of founding design partners — pricing is set per engagement and not yet published. Join the waitlist for self-serve access as we roll out, or talk to us about white glove and we'll build your first agents with you.

Put a real workflow through it.

Join the waitlist and tell us the workflow you'd hand off first — or ask about white glove and our team will build and run it with you.

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