Bud 101

Bud is an AI agent with a full computer. This means, unlike a chatbot that just chats with you, Bud can build & code, fully use a browser, do professional work (slides, docs, excel), run completely autonomously, and effectively do any work you ask of it. Bud is also accessible from anywhere: via web, text, or Telegram.

Bud can build and code which means it can build apps, websites, scripts, software, tools, and more. It can code in any language, work with any stack, and basically build anything you can think of.

Here is an example of Bud building and coding:

Bud can do any kind of professional work, whether it be building slides, doing research, writing docs, putting together reports, or working with excel sheets.

Here is an example of Bud doing professional work:

Documents are created as .docx files, presentations as .pptx — ready to download, edit, and share.

Schedule Bud to work autonomously on recurring tasks. You can set up time based schedules (i.e. every day at 9am) or event-driven triggers that fire when something happens (i.e. every time I receive a new email). This is great for getting Bud to work autonomously for you.

Here is an example of Bud working autonomously:

Skills extend what Bud can do. You can connect to tools like Google, Slack, GitHub, Linear, Notion, and more - or create entirely custom skills for your own workflows.

Here is an example of Bud using skills and integrations:

Bud can fully operate a web browser — navigating pages, filling forms, clicking buttons, and extracting information. When a task can't be done through an API or integration, Bud falls back to the browser automatically.

Here is an example of Bud using the browser:

Beyond the web app, you can message Bud directly via iMessage or Telegram. Bud responds like a friend — warm, concise, and action-oriented. It sends deliverables as attachments and project links you can tap to view.

A straightforward walkthrough of what Bud is, how it works, and where it fits best.