Mozilla.ai is building Octonous, an autonomous AI agent platform that allows users to automate workflows across popular workplace apps like Slack, Notion, Jira, Google Workspace, and GitHub. Focused on trust, transparency, and user control, Octonous executes tasks based on plain-language instructions, requires approval before making changes, maintains encrypted logs, and operates only within specified permissions. This makes it ideal for teams in operations, product, support, sales, or marketing who want to streamline cross-app processes safely and efficiently.
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