Droneship Coworkers
Give your team a coworker.
Hand it a job and it runs with it: research, drafts, reports and follow-ups, done in your tools. Your team gets time back for the work only people can do.
Works in your team chat, on a schedule, or from the console.
A teammate, not another tool.
It owns its piece of the work and sees it through.
Easy to set up
Start from a template, give it a name, and write its job in plain English. No code.
Gets real work done
Campaign drafts, account briefs, flagged invoice discrepancies and KPI checks, done in tools like Notion, HubSpot and Stripe.
Always on
It runs on a schedule and picks up requests anytime, so recurring work gets done without anyone asking.
Works with the whole team
Anyone can hand it work in team chat, the console or a shared folder, and everyone on the team can see what it did.
Remembers between tasks
It keeps notes on what it did and learned, and proposes changes to its job description for you to approve.
Stays in its lane
It reaches only the tools you choose, never holds your passwords or keys, and records every task.
One for every team.
Start from a template with a ready-to-use job description and a suggested schedule, or start blank for any role.
Marketing
@leo draft three subject lines for the webinar
Drafts launch posts and campaign copy, and tracks what shipped.
Weekly marketing report, Mondays at 9:00
Sales
@maya prep a brief on Acme before tomorrow’s call
Prepares account briefs and follow-ups from the team’s notes.
Pipeline digest, weekdays at 8:00
Analytics
@ava why did signups dip last Tuesday?
Answers questions about the team’s data, and explains how it got there.
KPI digest, every day at 7:00
Any team
@max summarize this week’s support tickets by theme
Start blank and write the job description yourself, for the work your team repeats.
Any schedule you set: daily, weekdays, weekly or monthly
Set it up in four steps.
Everything happens in the Droneship console, and every choice can be changed later.
Pick a template
Marketing, Sales, Analytics, or a blank one for any role.
Name it and check its job
Its job description says what it owns, how to do the work and what it must never do. It reads this before every task.
Choose its tools
Turn on the tools it needs, like Notion, HubSpot, Linear or GitHub, and add a schedule if you want one.
Connect Slack
It gets its own Slack app with its own name. Mention it in a channel, or send it a direct message.
See everything it did.
Every coworker has a page in the console that your whole team can open.
- Runs. Every task from the last 7 days: its reply, every tool it called and system it touched, anything it was blocked from, and what it cost.
- Notes. What it has done, what is next, and what it has learned for next time.
- Job description. When it thinks its instructions should change, it proposes the change and you decide.
- Who is in charge. Only its creator or a project admin can change it, and anyone on the team can switch it off.
slack #marketing dana what shipped this week? done 2m 14s $0.38 schedule monday 9:00 weekly marketing report done 4m 02s $0.61 slack dm sam draft three subject lines for the webinar done 1m 09s $0.12 steps · what shipped this week? github.list_pull_requests ok notion.search ok api.example-crm.com blocked slack.reply #marketing ok
Safe enough to hand real work.
It can never do more than the person who set it up, and only with the tools you turn on. Each task runs in its own isolated space that’s wiped when the task ends, and it can reach only the websites you allow. Every action is recorded.
Want the technical detail? See how Droneship isolates agents.
# tools leo can use notion read pages on notion edit pages on hubspot read contacts on hubspot send email off # internet: standard
Frequently asked questions.
Can the whole team work with one coworker?
Yes. Invite your coworker to any Slack channel, and anyone there can @mention them. Your coworker reads the whole thread, knows who said what, and posts answers in the thread for everyone to see. Different threads run at the same time, and scheduled jobs can post to a channel too. Slack docs
Who can see what a coworker does?
Everyone in your Droneship project can see every coworker, its runs and its notes, including tasks that came from a direct message. Only the person who created it, or a project admin, can change it.
What can it access?
Only the tools you pick for it, and within each tool only the actions you allow. It can reach only the websites you allow. Your passwords and keys are never handed to it. Tools and access docs
Can our other tools start a coworker?
Coming soon: an event in another tool, like a new deal or a form submission, will be able to start a task through a webhook. Today you can hand it work in Slack, on a schedule, or from the console.
Which AI model does it use?
Pick Opus 5.5 for the best judgment, Sonnet 5.5 for most jobs, or Haiku 5.5 for short, low-cost tasks. You can change it any time.
What if a task runs too long?
Each task has a time limit, 20 minutes by default. You can set it to 10, 20, 30 or 60 minutes. A task that runs past it is stopped and marked failed in its Runs tab.
Does it work in Microsoft Teams?
Not yet. Coworkers work in Slack today, and you can also give one a task from the Droneship console.
What does it cost?
You can start free with one coworker. After that, coworkers are priced per coworker, per month, and your whole team can work with each one. See pricing
Hire your first coworker.
Simple per-coworker pricing. We’ll help you get set up.
For developers
Run Claude Code or Codex on an isolated cloud machine with one command. Droneship Sandboxes