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Headless tool calling, now in WorkPods.

Most of the time when an agent calls tools, we run them in-process or on the server.

But some actions, like picking files, getting location, or save/download flows, need the client or frontend.

Headless tool calling lets the agent backend request those tool calls from the client side, then continue the run with the result.

In this demo, the agent opens the file picker, requests the user's location, and opens the save/download flow for a generated file.

Powered by a LangChain and LangGraph harness.

WorkPods agents can now generate and edit slide decks on the canvas.

You can ask the agent to generate the deck, select part of a slide, add it to chat, and tell the agent what to change.

The same deck updates in place, without a page reload or a duplicate.

Powered by LangChain under the hood.

WorkPods agents can now run on React Native.

Aside from generating text, the agent can now drive real native components on mobile, similar to dynamic dashboards and canvas on the web.

All powered by LangChain.

New: You can now connect Google Workspace to WorkPods.

Bring your Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, and Sheets into one workflow, then choose which connected account WorkPods uses when reading context or taking action.

Research reports and Excel workbooks, now inside WorkPods.

You can now work with Excel without importing a file first.

Ask the WorkPods agent to research a topic, create a workbook, edit sheets, add sources, and update the Excel file in real time as it works.

Less manual spreadsheet setup. More work done from a prompt.

Dynamic dashboards, now inside WorkPods.

You can now ask the WorkPods agent to look at your projects, figure out what's worth seeing, and build a live dashboard on the canvas.

Introducing Schedules in WorkPods.

Daily briefings, weekly digests, standup prep: the recurring work you keep meaning to set up. Now you can, in a few ways:

  • Schedule by asking. Just tell your agent "send me a briefing every weekday at 8am" and it creates the recurring run for you. There's a manual form too, if you prefer.
  • Right place, right context. Scope a schedule to just you or your whole workspace, and tie it to a specific project so each run inherits that project's context.
  • Continue in the same task. Choose whether each run starts fresh or picks up where the last one left off, so a weekly digest remembers what it already covered.
  • See every run. A calendar view lays out upcoming and past runs by day, with status and history for each, whether you created it in the app or your agent did.

Available now. Try it at workpods.space.

WorkPods agents can now plan projects and assign work to your team.

The WorkPods agent can now understand your projects, plan the work, create tasks and sub-tasks, and assign them to your team automatically.

Think of it not as a tool, but as a team member, one that understands the entire company and does the heavy lifting so everyone else can focus on what matters and move faster.