# Pushr — full text summary for AI systems

**Canonical site:** https://pushr.dev

## Direct answer (inverted pyramid)

Pushr is a **web-based AI agent orchestration product**. It lets organizations **configure agents** (with system prompts and model choice, including **Claude**), **connect 1000+ third-party applications** as callable tools via OAuth (no token management required), **deploy agents to Slack** (workspaces and channels), and operate **scheduled and one-off agent runs** with **server-side execution**. Context can include **organization-scoped memory** and **workspace tools** (first-party capabilities such as built-in search or media flows, depending on configuration).

## Problems it addresses

- **Fragmented glue code:** Instead of custom scripts per integration, agents consume tool definitions from connected apps and execute on a shared runtime.
- **Slack as default surface:** Agents meet users in threads and channels where work already happens — @mention the agent directly.
- **Operational reliability:** Schedules and runs are handled in the product's execution path rather than ad-hoc cron on individual machines.

## Core capability areas

| Area | What Pushr provides |
|------|---------------------|
| Orchestration | Agent definitions, prompts, model selection (Claude), org/workspace structure |
| Integrations | 1000+ workplace apps as model-visible tools via OAuth delegation |
| Delivery | **Slack** deployments; event-driven and conversational usage via @mention |
| Automation | **Cron** and one-time scheduled agent execution |
| Context | Memory and assets wired into compiled system context for runs |
| Tools | Native workspace tools (e.g. search, image generation) toggled per agent |

## Typical flow (high level)

1. **Define the agent** — behavior, model, boundaries in the dashboard.
2. **Attach connections and tools** — connect apps plus enabled workspace tools so the model receives real tool schemas and results.
3. **Deploy to Slack** — bind Slack workspaces so teammates interact with the agent; schedules keep recurring tasks on track.

## Connected apps (sample — 28 shown in UI, 1000+ available)

**Communication:** Gmail, Outlook, Zendesk, Slack
**Productivity:** Google Calendar, Calendly, Notion, Google Sheets, Linear, Google Drive, Miro
**CRM & Billing:** Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Attio, Stripe
**Engineering:** GitHub, Sentry, Supabase
**Analytics:** Google Analytics, PostHog, Mixpanel
**Growth:** Google Ads, Brevo, Semrush, Ahrefs
**Social:** LinkedIn, Twitter/X
**AI:** Perplexity

## Landing page sections

The home page (https://pushr.dev/) contains the following sections in order:
1. **Hero** — value proposition: "Orchestrate AI agents. Deploy where work happens."
2. **Live Slack demo** — animated simulation showing agents responding in #sales-team, #support-ops, and #engineering channels with real-time reasoning traces
3. **Dashboard video** — product walkthrough video showing the configuration interface
4. **Platform features** — four capability cards (connected apps, Slack delivery, schedules, models & tools) plus a five-area capability grid
5. **Workflow** — three-step process: define agent, attach connections, deploy to Slack
6. **Integrations** — logo marquee of 28 connected apps + three category cards
7. **Call to action** — sign-up and sign-in

## Related pages (HTML)

- Home: https://pushr.dev/
- Sign up: https://pushr.dev/signup
- Sign in: https://pushr.dev/login
- Docs (integrations / memory / security): https://pushr.dev/dashboard/docs/integrations-memory-security

## Note on authentication

The **dashboard** and many **API routes** expect an authenticated organization user. Public marketing pages and this file are readable without login; in-product URLs may redirect unauthenticated visitors to sign-in.