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# Meet your Fyxer agent

One agent that knows your work, wherever you are.

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* [What's an agent?](#whats-an-agent)
* [Why use one](#why-use-one)
* [How it works](#how-it-works)
* [One agent, wherever you work](#one-agent-wherever-you-work)
* [See it in action](#see-it-in-action)
* [Try it now](#try-it-now)
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### What's an agent? <a href="#whats-an-agent" id="whats-an-agent"></a>

An agent is AI you can hand a task to. You tell it what you need in plain words. It finds what it needs from your work and gets the task done.

Fyxer already does a lot without being asked. It sorts your inbox, drafts replies, and takes notes in your meetings. The agent is how you ask it for something specific when you need it.

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### Why use one <a href="#why-use-one" id="why-use-one"></a>

Work now comes at you from email, meetings, and chat, all at once. It's easy for the things that matter to slip. An agent helps in a few ways:

* **You stop searching.** Ask "What did we agree with \[company name] on pricing?" and get the answer pulled from your emails and meeting notes
* **Nothing waits for later.** You can hand the task over as soon as it comes in. Or you can set the agent up to take proactive action
* **It remembers what was said, and where.** An agent keeps track of your conversations across email, meetings, and chat, so anything it writes or does starts with the full picture

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### How it works

Your Fyxer agent works from your Fyxer context: your emails, calendar, meeting notes and transcripts, files you've uploaded, and any Spaces you're in.

You can ask it to:

* Find an email, a decision, or who said what in a meeting
* Draft a new email or a follow-up
* Book or move a meeting
* Run a task for you on a schedule, like a daily briefing
* Show you how to do something in Fyxer

You stay in charge. Fyxer only takes the actions you’ve set up or approved.

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Everything you ask adds to your context, so Fyxer gets more useful over time.
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### One agent, wherever you work

You can reach your Fyxer agent from lots of places. It's the same agent each time, working from the same context. So you can start something in Chat and pick it up in Slack.

<table data-search="false"><thead><tr><th>Where</th><th>How to reach it</th><th>Good for</th><th>Learn more</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Fyxer Chat</strong></td><td><a href="https://app.fyxer.com/">Dashboard</a> → Chat</td><td>Longer questions, drafting emails from scratch, voice mode, asking for help using Fyxer.</td><td><a href="https://support.fyxer.com/article/using-fyxer-chat-for-search-answers-and-drafting">Using Fyxer Chat for search, answers, and drafts</a></td></tr><tr><td><strong>Your inbox</strong></td><td>Reply to any email Fyxer sends you, or forward an email to Fyxer </td><td>Asking about an email without leaving your inbox.</td><td><a href="https://support.fyxer.com/article/chat-with-fyxer-from-your-inbox">Chat with Fyxer from your inbox</a></td></tr><tr><td><strong>Slack</strong></td><td>Message @Fyxer in a channel or DM</td><td>Searching your emails and meetings, drafting replies, booking meetings, and more, without leaving the conversation.</td><td><a href="https://support.fyxer.com/article/connect-fyxer-to-slack">Fyxer in Slack</a></td></tr><tr><td><strong>Microsoft Teams</strong></td><td>Message @Fyxer</td><td>Searching your emails and meetings, drafting replies, booking meetings, and more, without leaving the conversation.</td><td><a href="https://support.fyxer.com/article/connect-fyxer-to-microsoft-teams">Fyxer in MS Teams</a></td></tr><tr><td><strong>Flows</strong></td><td><a href="https://app.fyxer.com/">Dashboard</a> → Flows</td><td>Handing over repeat tasks.</td><td><a href="https://support.fyxer.com/article/set-up-fyxer-flows">Set up Fyxer Flows</a></td></tr><tr><td><strong>Spaces</strong></td><td><a href="https://app.fyxer.com/">Dashboard</a> → Spaces</td><td>Surfacing everything your team knows about one client, deal, or project.</td><td><a href="https://support.fyxer.com/article/get-started-with-fyxer-spaces">Get started with Fyxer Spaces</a></td></tr><tr><td><strong>Claude and ChatGPT</strong></td><td>@Fyxer in a new chat</td><td>Bringing your Fyxer context into the AI tools you already use.</td><td><ul><li><a href="https://support.fyxer.com/article/connect-fyxer-to-claude">Connect Fyxer to Claude</a></li><li><a href="https://support.fyxer.com/article/connect-fyxer-to-chatgpt">Connect Fyxer to ChatGPT</a></li></ul></td></tr></tbody></table>

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You might not see Flows or Spaces yet. We're rolling out these features gradually as we test and refine them, so availability will vary. We'll keep this article updated as things evolve.
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### See it in action

Mike is in a Slack thread when his manager asks whether the proposal went out. He doesn't open his inbox. He types:

> @Fyxer did the \[company name] proposal go out, and has Sophia replied?

Fyxer finds the email and tells him Sophia hasn't replied yet. Mike asks again in the same thread:

> Draft a short nudge to Sophia, and mention the timeline we agreed on Tuesday's call.

Fyxer drafts a short message to Sophia, with the Tuesday detail pulled from his meeting notes, and adds it to Mike's Slack drafts. He sends the message and answers his manager, all without leaving Slack.

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### Try it now

Pick one and ask it wherever you are:

* "What do I need to know before my next meeting?"
* "What did I promise to send people this week?"
* "Draft a follow-up to \[name] confirming what we agreed today."

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### Next up <a href="#next-up" id="next-up"></a>

Now you know how your Fyxer agent works and where to find it. That’s “I’m new to Fyxer” complete. To see Fyxer in action, [**watch our video tutorials.**](https://docs.fyxer.com/resources/videos-and-events/getting-started)


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