Building a Superagent

Build Superagents that connect your tools, run tasks, and automate work across your workspace.

Build Superagents that connect to your tools, monitor activity, and take action across your workspace.

Describe what you want to do, and your Superagent suggests tools, workflows, and actions to help you get it done.

What your Superagent can do

• Monitor systems and respond to events automatically.
• Run tasks on a schedule or when a trigger happens.
• Connect to tools like Google Workspace, Slack, GitHub, Notion, and HubSpot.
• Get context-aware suggestions for connectors, tasks, and workflows.
• Use skills to extend what your Superagent can do.
• Communicate through messaging apps.
• Use files and memory to respond with more context.
• Generate reports, alerts, and updates.

Ready to build your own Superagent? Start with Creating a Superagent.

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Chat

Chat is where you guide your Superagent through conversation. Describe what you want to do, ask follow-up questions, refine results, and give more context as you work. You can upload files, paste images, or use voice input to help your Superagent understand what you need.

As you interact, your Superagent suggests relevant prompts, connectors, tasks, and workflows based on your goals. Suggestions can appear directly in the chat input, match the language you use with your Superagent, and be refreshed when you want a different starting point.

Start with a real task you handle often, such as monitoring emails, generating reports, or tracking updates across tools.

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Tasks

Tasks are automations your Superagent runs on a schedule or when a trigger happens. Use tasks to automate recurring work, alerts, reminders, follow ups, and actions based on changes in your apps or connected tools.

You can set up tasks by chatting with your Superagent, choosing a suggested task, or creating a new task from the Tasks page. Need a starting point? Open Tasks and browse suggestions you can send to chat.

From Tasks, you can manage:

• Scheduled Tasks: Run at specific times, such as daily summaries, weekly reports, or recurring reminders.
• Automated Tasks: Run when a trigger happens, such as when app data changes or activity happens in a connected tool.

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Tools

Use Tools to connect your Superagent to services and add skills it can run.

• Connectors: Services your Superagent can connect to, such as Google Workspace, Slack, GitHub, Notion, or HubSpot.
• Skills: Reusable abilities and workflows your Superagent can run on demand.

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Files

Files are where your Superagent stores documents, folders, and other resources, including ones you upload as reference and ones it creates while working. You can upload files, upload folders, or create folders to organize your Superagent’s workspace.

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Memory

Memory helps your Superagent keep useful context from conversations. It can use short-term memory, saved facts, and daily session summaries to respond with more relevant context over time.

Your Superagent can use memory together with connected tools and files to understand requests and take action.

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Customize

Customize your Superagent to manage how it looks, works, and connects to your tools.

• General: Clone your Superagent, choose its appearance, and delete it.
• Personalization: Update your Superagent’s name, avatar, and identity.
• Security: Manage permissions, store secrets, and set connector rules.
• Developer: Connect to your Superagent through the API.

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Channels

You can interact with your Superagent across multiple channels, including Base44 chat and messaging apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage, and LINE.

Once connected, your Superagent can respond to messages, run workflows, and format responses based on the channel the message comes from.

Use channels to stay connected to your Superagent without opening Base44, especially for notifications, updates, and quick actions.

You can also interact with your Superagent in the Base44 mobile app. Download Base44 from the App Store or Google Play.

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FAQs

Click a question below to learn more about building a Superagent.

What is a typical workflow for building a Superagent?

Most Superagents are built in four steps:

1. Define the goal.
2. Connect your tools.
3. Add files, memory, and context.
4. Create tasks.

You can start simple and refine your Superagent over time.

Should I create one Superagent or multiple Superagents?

Both approaches work.

You can create one central Superagent that manages everything across your workspace, or multiple specialized Superagents for specific tasks.

You can also start with focused Superagents and later bring those workflows into your main Superagent.

What is the difference between a Superagent and an app agent?

A Superagent works across your workspace and tools.

An app agent works inside a specific app and is limited to that environment.

What types of tasks can my Superagent run?

Superagents can run scheduled tasks and automated tasks.

Scheduled tasks run at specific times, such as daily summaries, weekly reports, or recurring reminders.

Automated tasks run when a trigger happens, such as when app data changes or activity happens in a connected tool.

Can Superagents connect to external services?

Yes. Superagents can connect to external tools like Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar, GitHub, and more using connectors.

How do credits work in Superagents?

Superagents use message credits when processing messages and running tasks. They use integration credits for actions such as image generation, file processing, file upload, and creating download links.

Can Superagents be disabled for my organization?

Yes. Enterprise admins can disable Superagents from their workspace settings.

To disable Superagents:

1. Go to your workspace settings.
2. Click Basic information.
3. Turn on the Disable Superagent toggle.

Can I delete my Superagent?

Yes. Deleting a Superagent permanently removes it and all associated data.

This action cannot be undone.