The modern workday is a paradox. We have more powerful tools than ever, yet we spend hours bogged down by repetitive, soul-crushing tasks. The constant cycle of data entry, report generation, and email follow-ups drains our energy and distracts us from the strategic work that truly drives value.
What if you could delegate those tasks? Not to an intern, not to another over-burdened colleague, but to a dedicated, autonomous digital worker who operates with precision and speed.
Meet Ivy, your new AI teammate.
Ivy isn't just another automation tool or a simple chatbot. She's an autonomous AI agent you command through a simple API. You give her a goal, and she plans and executes the steps to get it done. Reclaim your day by delegating the mundane, and focus on what you do best. Here are five common business tasks you can hand off to Ivy right now.
The Pain: You just finished a crucial hour-long meeting. Now comes the "fun" part: deciphering your notes, summarizing key decisions, and drafting the perfect follow-up email to ensure everyone is on the same page. This easily eats up another 30-45 minutes you don't have.
The Ivy Solution: Delegate the entire post-meeting workflow to your digital worker. Ivy can parse a meeting transcript or notes, identify action items, and draft a concise summary and follow-up email.
Get it Done with Code:
import { Agent } from '@do/sdk';
const ivy = new Agent('ivy');
// Assign the post-meeting task
const { result } = await ivy.do({
task: 'Summarize the attached meeting transcript, identify all action items, and draft a follow-up email to the attendees.',
context: {
transcript: 'file://./project_kickoff_notes.txt',
attendees: ['[email protected]', '[email protected]', '[email protected]']
}
});
console.log(result.emailDraft);
The Pain: Your support inbox is overflowing. Every new ticket requires a human to open it, read it, categorize it (Is it a billing question? A technical bug? User error?), and assign it to the right person. This initial triage is a major bottleneck that delays customer responses.
The Ivy Solution: Let Ivy be your first line of defense. She can read incoming support emails or tickets, understand the user's intent, categorize the issue based on its content, and even draft a first-response email acknowledging the request and setting expectations.
Get it Done with Code:
import { Agent } from '@do/sdk';
const ivy = new Agent('ivy');
// Have Ivy process an incoming support ticket
const { result } = await ivy.do({
task: 'Analyze this customer support ticket. Categorize it as "Billing", "Technical", or "General Inquiry" and draft a polite initial response acknowledging receipt.',
context: {
ticket_body: 'From: [email protected]\n\nHi, my latest invoice seems incorrect, can someone please help me look into it?'
}
});
console.log(result.category); // Outputs: "Billing"
console.log(result.responseDraft);
The Pain: Every week, you have to download the latest sales data from a CSV, manually calculate key metrics like total revenue, average order value, and top-performing products, and then put it all into a summary for the team. It's a necessary but incredibly tedious process.
The Ivy Solution: Turn your reporting process into a single API call. Ivy can ingest raw data files (like CSVs or text files), perform calculations, analyze trends, and generate a structured summary report. This is Business-as-Code in action.
Get it Done with Code:
import { Agent } from '@do/sdk';
const ivy = new Agent('ivy');
// Ask Ivy to generate a sales report from a CSV
const { result } = await ivy.do({
task: 'Analyze the attached sales data. Calculate total revenue, the number of unique customers, and list the top 3 selling products by quantity. Return the result as a JSON object.',
context: {
dataFile: 'file://./q3_sales_data.csv'
}
});
console.log(result.report);
The Pain: You need to get a quick pulse on what your top three competitors are up to. This means visiting their websites, checking their blogs for recent announcements, and browsing their social media. It’s a rabbit hole of browser tabs and distractions.
The Ivy Solution: Deploy Ivy as your personal research assistant. Give her a list of companies, and she will autonomously browse the web to gather intelligence, summarize recent activities, and compile a concise brief for your review.
Get it Done with Code:
import { Agent } from '@do/sdk';
const ivy = new Agent('ivy');
// Send Ivy on a research mission
const { result } = await ivy.do({
task: 'Investigate the websites of the following competitors. Provide a one-paragraph summary for each, focusing on recent product launches or major announcements found on their blog or news sections.',
context: {
competitors: ['competitor-a.com', 'competitor-b.com', 'competitor-c.com']
}
});
console.log(result.competitiveBrief);
The Pain: A new lead signs up for your newsletter. To effectively personalize your outreach, you need to enrich that lead's data. This involves manually searching for their company, role, and other public information—valuable time your sales team could be spending on closing deals.
The Ivy Solution: When a new lead comes in, trigger an Ivy task. She can take an email address, find associated public information like a LinkedIn profile or company website, and structure this enriched data to be piped back into your CRM.
Get it Done with Code:
import { Agent } from '@do/sdk';
const ivy = new Agent('ivy');
// Enrich a new lead's data
const { result } = await ivy.do({
task: 'Given this new lead email, find their full name, current company, and job title using public web sources. Format the output as a JSON object.',
context: {
email: '[email protected]'
}
});
console.log(result.enrichedData);
These five examples are just the beginning. By integrating an autonomous digital worker like Ivy into your workflows, you're not just automating tasks—you're building a more resilient, efficient, and intelligent organization. You're freeing up your most valuable resource—your team's brainpower—to focus on creativity, strategy, and growth.
Stop managing tasks. Start delegating goals.
Ready to meet your new AI teammate? Visit ivy.do to get started.