I'm a solo founder, and over the past year I kept hitting the same wall: AI agents are incredible, but actually making one means knowing the file format, the folder structure, which tools to wire up. If you can't code, you just freeze. So I built Agentlas. You describe the worker the way you'd describe it to a teammate — "plan my Instagram every Monday and write 4 carousel posts" or "review my code and give me only the must-fix bugs." Agentlas asks 2–3 quick questions, shows you a preview, and hands you a file bundle. Drop it into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude Code, or Codex — and it just works. A few things I cared about: 🏷️ Safety label on every agent — like a nutrition label, but for AI. It tells you exactly what the worker touches: your files, the internet, your email, your calendar. Don't like one? Tap it off. Anything that looks like a password or API key gets REDACTED before it's ever stored. 📦 Bring your own — already have an agent folder or ZIP? Import it. We check the structure and hide your secrets first. 🛒 Marketplace — browse published, trust-checked workers if you'd rather start from someone else's. It's still early and I'd genuinely love your feedback — especially on what kind of worker you'd build first. Templates are free to try, no card needed.

Agentlas

Describe a worker, get an AI agent that does it

Describe a worker, get an AI agent that does it