Gamut is an open-source AI agent platform that lets teams build autonomous agents to handle research, lead generation, scheduling, and repetitive work. Agents run on cron schedules or webhooks, operate across Slack, Telegram, and iMessage, and use real browser automation to navigate the web like a human would. Each agent runs in its own container with software-defined permissions, and every action is fully logged. Teams can package workflows into reusable skills and templates, and agents collaborate with each other without requiring a human in the loop. Self-hosting is supported for full data control.

• Autonomous Agent Execution: Wire agents to cron schedules and webhooks so they fire on a timer or the instant something happens, working and reporting back while you sleep.
• Real Browser Automation: Agents use your actual browser to navigate the web, handling the real-world complexity of websites to complete long-running tasks as if you were behind the mouse.
• Multi-Channel Access: Every agent is reachable from Slack, Telegram, and iMessage. Your agents show up wherever your work already happens.
• Reusable Skills & Templates: Package workflows that work into skills and templates. Your whole org can reuse them in a single click.
• Agent-to-Agent Collaboration: Agents delegate tasks and collaborate like teammates without requiring a human in the loop.
• Software-Defined Permissions: You choose exactly what each agent can access and do. Rules are enforced by software every time, not by the LLM most of the time.
• Full Traceability: Every action from every agent is written to a local log you control, so you can see exactly what it did, when, and which permission it used.
• Open Source & Self-Hostable: Run Gamut on your own infrastructure for full control over your data, with no vendor lock-in.

• No Vendor Lock-In: Open-source and self-hostable, so you own your data and infrastructure decisions.
• Works Where You Already Do: Multi-channel support across Slack, Telegram, and iMessage means agents fit into existing workflows without forcing tool changes.
• Strong Security Model: Container-isolated agents with software-defined permissions and full action logging give you clear visibility and control.
• Built for Collaborative Automation: Multiple agents can work together on tasks, helping teams automate larger workflows while keeping responsibilities organized.
• Real Browser Capability: Unlike many agent platforms that rely solely on APIs, Gamut's browser automation handles websites that don't have public endpoints.

• Learning Curve: Building and configuring autonomous agents with schedules, permissions, and skills requires some initial setup effort.
• Best Suited for Technical Teams: Advanced features may be overwhelming for non-technical users.

• Inbound Lead Research & Scoring: Your GTM agent watches every inbound lead around the clock, researches each one across your stack, scores it, and delivers a prioritized, briefed shortlist to Slack before your morning standup.
• Lean Team Scaling: Small teams can use Gamut agents to handle tasks that would otherwise require additional hires, from research to data gathering to report preparation, letting the team focus on higher-value work.
• Cross-Platform Workflow Automation: Agents handle the manual, cross-platform work that typically eats hours each week, like pulling data from multiple tools, consolidating updates, and posting summaries to team channels.
• Executive Decision Support: Use Gamut as a "chief of staff" that keeps you on top of multiple projects, surfaces relevant information, and helps you make higher-quality decisions faster.
• Recurring Research & Monitoring: Schedule agents to run on a timer for tasks like competitor monitoring, market research, or content aggregation, and receive automated reports on a daily or weekly cadence.