I found myself using QuickAgent mostly for customer support issues (lookup customer x's Stripe subscriptions -> cancel their subscription -> email them confirming their subscription has been canceled, etc)

That specific workflow was saving me tons of time.

All agents on QuickAgent now have access to utilize the web for searching, scraping, and automating browsers

To grant this access to any agent, simply select the 'Web Tools' option from the services and your agent is ready to access the web.

We just launched our new Agent Builder that enables you to build any agent through natural conversation.

Now all you need to do is describe the agent you want and our powerful AI will build it for you.

Want us to prioritize adding a specific service to QuickAgent?

What platform would you love to have AI communicate with?

I noticed that lots of new users that signed up never actually sent their first message to their own AI Agent...

So two new features have now been added to the site:

1. Demo Data: now you can build and test AI Agents entirely without connecting any API Keys. You'll get demo data back, but you'll see how your agent will actually work and process actions in the real-world without any real-world implications.

2. Interactive Tutorial: next time you log in you'll go through a super quick and easy tutorial that shows you exactly how to get started step-by-step.

This one is especially useful for anything customer support related: a 'source of truth' knowledge base.

Now you can upload files to your agents for them to reference when executing actions, see how to do this below (it takes less than one minute):

Our latest update now enables you to expose your AI Agents as webhooks!

This means that you can do things like:

• Every time a Stripe payment fails Run agent to send personalized recovery emails

• Every time a new lead enters HubSpot Run agent to research and qualify them

• Every time a support ticket is created Run agent to categorize and route it

After gathering early feedback on how the platform was being used, I noticed something interesting: users are expecting more proactive agents rather than reactive.

Therefore Automations have just been added to the platform so now you can have your API-integrated Agent take actions on your behalf in the background, working on autopilot, in an hourly, daily, or weekly cadence.

Which services do you use the most that you'd love to automate with AI? Comment below!

I am humbled by your interest in @QuickAgent and grateful that we landed at the #7 position on launch day!

On Product Hunt, I can see many people launching their products using "vibe-coding tools" like @Lovable , @bolt.new , or@Replit

I reckon many people who created something with them are usually developers who didn't have enough time for building a side idea before, but with AI, they could make it happen.