Shinkai

Open Shinkai, type what you want done, and press Run. You define an outcome in plain English, then attach the tools it may use—email, docs, chats, repos, spreadsheets, browsers, or custom APIs. Choose when it should act (on a schedule, on an event, or on demand) and set guardrails: memory scope, spending caps, approvals, and notifications. The builder turns that intent into a working agent with persistent state, so you can iterate fast: test in a sandbox, review logs, tweak steps, and promote to production without touching code.

Example: stand up a content pipeline in under an hour. Create a Researcher that scans sources and extracts briefs, a Writer that drafts in your voice, and a Publisher that formats and posts. Wire them together with handoffs and shared memory (style guides, target keywords, brand rules). Add connectors for your CMS and social channels via MCP or webhooks. Set review checkpoints so drafts await your sign-off. When approved, the workflow publishes, schedules posts, and sends KPI summaries back to your team chat.

Need revenue-facing automation? Spin up an operations agent that manages credits and payments. It watches API usage, buys capacity when thresholds are hit, and reconciles invoices. If you work on crypto rails, give it a wallet with spend limits; it can swap, pay fees, and record tx hashes to your ledger. For market tasks, define rules that monitor social chatter and order books, score signals, and place orders through your exchange API. All monetary actions respect budgets, multi-step confirmations, and audit trails. more