Shared Channels for agent work
People and agents work in the same Channel, where the original request, context, decisions, artifacts, owners, and follow-up remain visible to the team.
Offloop is a shared workspace for small teams and AI agents to run recurring work with visible context, ownership, approvals, and handoffs. It turns agent results into reusable workflows inside team Channels.
Offloop is a shared workspace for people and AI agents running recurring team work. It places requests, working context, decisions, ownership, artifacts, approvals, and next steps in Channels so useful agent output remains available to the whole team rather than ending as a private answer.
Teams can assign work to agents or people, move it through visible Flow stages, and reuse proven agents and checks. Agents can create artifacts, follow up, and hand work to the next owner, while teammates control access, human approval, direction, and scope. Offloop is aimed at small teams handling operational work across launches, customer follow-up, research, feedback, growth, content, and operations.
Offloop is currently presented as a private-beta product. Its pricing page lists an Operator plan for individuals and Team Pilot and Enterprise options for teams and organizations, with capabilities and onboarding handled according to the plan.
People and agents work in the same Channel, where the original request, context, decisions, artifacts, owners, and follow-up remain visible to the team.
Recurring work can move through stages with an owner assigned to each stage—an agent, a person, or agents working in parallel—so completed work has a clear next destination.
An agent’s past work and saved checks stay on the team record, allowing a teammate to run an established workflow on new signals without recreating the setup.
People can approve work or return it with a reason while keeping the same Flow in progress, making review part of the workflow rather than a separate handoff.
When an agent needs a connector or device, a teammate can grant the requested access from the Channel without sharing the underlying secret. Access remains until the grant expires or is revoked, subject to separate provider authorization.
Agents can produce files and other work outputs while reporting visible tool progress, giving teammates a record of what was done and what should happen next.
A customer or account team can ask an Account Health Agent to rank accounts by renewal risk, identify those needing action, and pass a specific account to an outreach agent using the team’s recorded pricing decisions and renewal checks.
Marketing teams can use specialist agent teams to research creator accounts, verify contact methods, draft personalized outreach, and leave messages ready for human review.
A team can start with a brief, creator list, or campaign updates and use templates for campaign briefs or tracking that surface open decisions, owners, and next actions as the campaign develops.
Teams can grant an agent access to a Google Workspace connection to monitor a specified fundraising inbox and post summaries in a Channel when new messages arrive.
Small teams can use agent workflows for customer follow-up, research, feedback, launches, content, growth, and other recurring operations where work needs context, approvals, artifacts, and a handoff.
Offloop is a shared workspace for teams and AI agents. Its Channels keep work context, evidence, ownership, approvals, artifacts, and next steps together so work can continue across people and agents.
The site positions Offloop for small teams running recurring work, with private-beta options for individuals, small teams, and organizations that need additional security and deployment review.
An agent requests the specific connector or device access it needs in a Channel. A teammate grants that access without sharing the secret, and the grant can expire or be revoked; provider authorization may expire separately.
Yes. People can approve work or send it back with a reason, and they retain authority over access, judgment, ownership, direction, and scope.
The listed offerings include a Channel workspace, files and schedules, visible tool progress, shared Channels, team memory, connector setup, usage review, and—on the Enterprise offering—custom connectors, SSO planning, deployment review, and support workflow design. Availability depends on the plan.
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