Give agents your company knowledge, connect them to your tools, and deploy them where work happens — Slack, your helpdesk, your API, or on a schedule.
POST /agents { "name": "Support Triage", "model": "gpt-4o-mini", "goals": ["Triage and answer inbound support tickets"] } POST /agents/{agent_id}/query { "message": "Summarize today's escalations" }
Chat assistants answer questions, then forget everything. Your team pastes the same context into them every day, and the answers never leave the chat window.
Real work happens in your helpdesk, your Slack channels, your databases, and your schedules. You need agents that operate there, with your company knowledge built in.
Upload code, docs, tickets, and data into a persistent, searchable knowledge base. Agents draw on it in every conversation, no re-explaining.
Hook agents up to your helpdesk, email, webhooks, and databases. They don't just answer questions, they take action.
Put agents in Slack, behind a webhook, in an embedded chat, or on a schedule. Your team uses them through the dashboard or the API.
Upload your docs, code, and data once. Every agent works from the same knowledge base, with vector search across all of it.
Agents connect to your helpdesk, send email, call webhooks, and query databases, so they can resolve tickets and run workflows, not just chat.
Deploy agents to Slack, expose them via API and webhooks, or run them on a schedule for recurring work like triage and reporting.
Create specialized agents — support, code review, data analysis — that can mention and delegate to each other on complex tasks.
Organization-level isolation, role-based access control, API keys, and usage tracking. Everyone works from the same agents, safely.
Run agents on OpenAI, Anthropic, or local models. Switch per agent without changing how your team uses them.
Cerebral is infrastructure your whole company runs on.
An agent connected to your helpdesk reads incoming tickets, answers the routine ones from your docs, and escalates the rest to the right person in Slack.
An agent loaded with your codebase and architecture docs answers questions about patterns, decisions, and history, so new developers stop interrupting senior ones.
Agents that run on a schedule: summarize yesterday's escalations every morning, watch a database for anomalies, or compile a weekly report and email it out.
"In your voice — how this saved you from another day of copy-pasting context into a chatbot."
"In your voice — how an agent that actually knows your codebase stopped the Slack ping storms."
"In your voice — how a scheduled agent did the boring morning report before you finished coffee."
We're looking for 20 teams to use this for real work and help us improve it.