FuseBase Work

FuseBase Work is where an organization sets up its AI coworkers. You create one for a company role, assign responsibilities and instructions, and connect the tools that role needs. People decide its access, what it may do, and what must be reviewed. FuseBase Work is powered by Paperclip.

A chatbot responds to prompts. An AI coworker has a defined company role, recurring responsibilities, and the information and tools needed for that role. Its connected tools and narrower remit make its work more focused than a general-purpose chat window.

Services are external capabilities you connect so an agent can do more than chat. The guides cover Firecrawl for reading web pages and n8n for running automation workflows, among others. Once connected, a service can be used by agents you have given permission.

Yes, through MCP, an open standard for connecting AI to external systems. Asana is one documented example, and the same approach applies to other services that support it. Apps built in FuseBase can act as connectors too, giving an agent access to your own internal tools.

Yes. External apps can call FuseBase Work agents, so an agent can run as one step in a process that starts elsewhere, including with a client request. You still define the role, permissions, and review requirements.

Implementation, custom development, training, and ongoing support are scoped services rather than automatic parts of every subscription. Their scope is agreed with you before work starts.

No. Begin with work you already do and an improvement you want, not a strategy document. Choose one repeatable process, put it on the platform, and add delegation where it is useful.

You give an AI coworker a company role rather than a one-off prompt, with responsibilities, the information it needs, and rules for its work. Your team decides what it may access, what it can do on its own, and what waits for a person.

Not when the same record is shared into a portal. Your team can update it internally and the client sees the current version, without maintaining a second copy or sending another attachment.