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Autopilot Agent · agent template

Most AI tools answer one prompt and quit, leaving the actual follow-through on your plate.

Give it a goal. It won't stop until the work is done.

Autopilot Agent is a manager-led team that plans a task, does the work with real tools, and checks its own results in a loop. It keeps going until your goal condition is fully met, then hands you the finished output.

Done in minutes, not days5 agentsNo-code fork
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Autopilot Supervisorplan

Read the goal and set the definition of done

Plannertool

Broke the task into 7 numbered steps

Executortool

Completed steps 1 to 5 and logged output

Goal metanswer

Goal Checker confirmed yes, report delivered

one run · manager plans, specialists report, you get one answer

The old way

The job, before you had a team for it.

This is the work Autopilot Agent quietly takes off your plate.

You get one answer, then the real work is still yours to finish

Long tasks lose the thread halfway through

You babysit the tool and re-prompt it over and over

No clear signal for when the job is actually done

The team · 5 agents

A team of agents, not one prompt.

A manager agent reads the goal and hands each part to a specialist built for it, then reconciles their work into one result.

Manager agent
Autopilot Supervisor

Owns the goal, hands work to the specialists, and only stops when the goal check returns a clear yes

01 · specialist
Planner

Turns your goal into a specific, numbered plan that any agent can execute without guessing.

02 · specialist
Executor

Works through the plan step by step with real tools and produces tangible output each cycle.

03 · specialist
Goal Checker

Makes a strict yes or no call on whether the goal is met, with reasons and what is still missing.

04 · specialist
Progress Logger

Records every step and finding so you can see exactly what the agent did and why.

The run

How it runs.

Fork it, point it at your inputs, and let the team work.

STEP 01
State the goal

Describe the task and what a finished result looks like.

STEP 02
Connect your tools

Give the agent access to your data, search, and apps.

STEP 03
Let it loop

The team plans, works, and self-checks until the goal is met.

STEP 04
Review the result

Read the finished output plus a full log of every step.

See a real run

Build a competitor landscape report.

You ask

"Research our top 5 competitors and give me a report on pricing, positioning, and gaps we can win."

the team gets to work
You get back
  • A numbered research plan covering all five competitors
  • Pricing and positioning pulled for each one
  • A gap analysis of where you can win
  • A finished report with a full step-by-step log

Where teams put it to work.

01
Founder

Turns a rough brief into a finished research report while they focus on selling.

02
Ops lead

Cleans and interprets messy data sets without hand-checking every row.

03
Marketer

Tracks competitors and drafts a positioning summary on a set schedule.

What you provide
  • A goal and a clear definition of done
  • Access to your data, search, and connected apps
  • An optional loop cap to control cost
What you get back
  • A numbered execution plan
  • Real, tangible output for each step
  • A yes or no goal check with reasons
  • A full log of everything the agent did
The basics

What is an autonomous ai agent?

An autonomous ai agent is software that pursues a goal on its own. It plans steps, acts with real tools, and checks whether the goal is done before it stops.

Unlike a chatbot that answers one prompt, an agent runs a loop of plan, act, and evaluate. Autopilot Agent packages that loop as a ready-to-use team.

Why use a manager-led team instead of one model?

Splitting work across focused agents makes long tasks more reliable. A manager owns the goal while specialists plan, execute, and evaluate in their own lanes.

Anthropic found a lead-plus-worker setup beat a single top model by 90.2% on its research eval. Structure keeps a goal-driven ai agent on track from start to finish.

New to this? Read our guide on how to build a sales battlecard.

Questions, answered.

How is this different from a chatbot?

A chatbot answers one prompt and waits. This agent runs a loop: it plans, acts with real tools, and checks its own work until the goal is truly met.

How do I stop it from running forever?

You set a clear goal condition and an optional loop cap. The agent stops the moment the Goal Checker confirms the goal is met, or when the cap is reached.

Can I see what it actually did?

Yes. The Progress Logger records every step and finding, so you get the finished output plus a full, readable trail of the agent's decisions.

Start here

Fork Autopilot Agent and make it yours.

Start from a working team of agents, then swap the tools, tune the instructions, and run it in your own workflows.

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