What the AI does, and what it doesn't.
One key covers every model in the suite, through a gateway you control the spend on. Here is exactly where it is used.
It does
- Judges buying intentReads a public post and says whether someone is looking for a tool like the client's, with a one-line reason. Without a key, a conservative phrase check runs instead.
- Reads a captured pageOne click in the browser turns a profile or company page into a lead: name, title, company, location, what they do.
- Writes first messages and repliesCold email, a LinkedIn note or an X reply from the facts on file and the client's offer. Replies are written against the whole exchange so far.
- Personalises a sequenceOne true opening sentence per contact, or nothing when there is nothing specific to say.
- Dubs a videoTranslation, a narrator the client approves, captions. Lip sync when they want it.
- Writes campaigns, digests and invitationsComing with Mails, Community and Events.
It doesn't
- Verify an email addressCleanify checks syntax, DNS, MX and the mailbox itself. That is deterministic, and the reason for each verdict is shown.
- Invent factsDrafts use only what is on file. A message that would need a fact the suite doesn't have leaves it out.
- Send anything on its ownThe AI drafts; a person approves. Sequences send what a person set up.
- Mix clientsEach workspace is its own database. The AI in one never sees another.
Models are chosen per task: a fast one for judging and reading, a stronger one for writing. Both can be changed by the account owner. Start free →