Sanaf, the AI employee

Hire an AI employee

You have decided. Here is what hiring one actually involves: the job description you write, the apps you connect, the rules you set, and the shadow week before it does anything on its own. About twenty minutes, and $120 of credit to try it on real work.

What it does

Concretely

  • One employee per workspace, holding as many jobs as you give it, with no charge per job.
  • Thirty five written job descriptions on day one, or write your own.
  • Connections granted per job, so one app never means everything.
  • A shadow week where it drafts and you review, before anything is sent.
  • A work log that says what it did, what it asked about, and what it left alone.

Hiring is not installing

Most AI products are installed. You turn them on, they sit in a tab, and using them is your job. Hiring is different in a way that matters: you write down what the role owns, you say what good looks like, you decide what it may do without checking, and you watch it for a week. That is more work on day one and much less work in month two, which is the only trade worth making.

What you write down

A job description here is a paragraph, not a form. What this job owns, what done looks like, what it should never touch, and who to bring in when it is out of its depth. If you cannot write that in a paragraph, the job is not clear enough to hand to a person either, and that is worth finding out before you pay for anything.

The first week

Keep it in shadow mode. It does the work and drafts the output, and nothing leaves until you say so. Promote it a level at a time as it earns the room, and correct it in the thread when it gets something wrong. Corrections are kept and versioned, so the same mistake does not come back in three weeks.

What it costs to find out

Signing up gives you $120 of credit and asks for no card. That is hundreds of real requests, which is deliberate: you should be able to decide whether this works on your own work before you decide whether to pay for it. After that you buy credits from $20 as you need them, for the work it does, with no seat fee and no per-job fee, and they never expire.

Questions

Frequently asked

How long does it take to hire an AI employee?
About twenty minutes to write the job, connect the first app and set the rules. A week before you should trust it with anything that leaves the building, which is the same as it would be for a person.
Do I have to hire one for every job I want done?
No. There is one employee per workspace and it holds as many jobs as you give it. You are billed for the work it does, not for how many jobs it holds, so a second job costs nothing to add.
What if it turns out not to work for my business?
You will know inside the free credit, which is why the free credit is that size. Cancel yourself, revoke the connections, and there is nothing left behind. You own the accounts and the data throughout.