One word for everything
Atmita runs for you.
An Automation is anything you delegate: a one-time job, a recurring schedule, or an autonomous goal that pursues itself across days and pauses to ask when it’s unsure. You describe the outcome; Atmita writes the plan, runs the work, and adapts. Different from chat, which waits for your next message.
One concept. Four shapes.
An Automation flexes from a single job to a goal that runs for weeks: the same plain-English surface and the same approval modes, whatever the shape of the work.
One-time and recurring work
“Pull last week’s numbers and email me the summary” runs once. “Every Monday at 9am” runs forever. Describe the schedule in plain English and Atmita handles cron, time zones, and daylight savings, then files every result in your feed.
Autonomous goals that pursue themselves
Describe the destination, not the steps. An autonomous Automation writes its own plan, runs the work across scheduled check-ins, and re-plans each round based on what changed since the last one. You change the goal in plain English whenever you want.
It pauses when it is unsure
Mid-run, if Atmita hits a decision worth your input (angle, recipient, threshold) it pauses and asks a real question, then picks up where it left off using your answer. No autonomous mistakes you have to undo later.
A pace dial for autonomous work
Set how hard an autonomous Automation leans in (relaxed, steady, active, or frequent) and it spaces its check-ins to match. Aggressive when a launch is live, calm when it's just keeping watch.
Context that carries across check-ins
An autonomous Automation carries its own run history from one check-in to the next: past attempts, what worked, what didn’t, corrections you made along the way. The 10th check-in has full context from check-ins 1-9, and what the Automation learns feeds Atmita’s one shared memory.
Runs that do not double-send
Every run is idempotent. Transient failures retry with backoff; the one email still sends once, the one message still posts once. Automations have a real status (running, paused, done) so when the goal is met, it ends. No silent loops draining credits on finished work.
Same approval modes as everywhere else
Run an Automation on Auto, Safe, Plan, or Bypass: the same approval modes you use in chat. Safe mode stages every non-read action for your review before the Automation acts on it.
Long jobs run in the background
Research a 200-prospect list, scrape a niche site, or transcribe a 90-minute call. Atmita kicks the long-running job to the background, frees up chat to keep going, and pings you when the result lands in your feed.
How Automations actually work.
Rule of thumb: if the prompt you’d write today is still correct in 3 weeks, make it recurring. If the right next step changes based on what happened since the last run, make it autonomous. A recurring Automation repeats the same prompt on a schedule; an autonomous Automation re-plans every check-in against the same goal.
Atmita stops mid-run and surfaces the question in your chat (and in the Automation's panel). You reply in plain English. The Automation picks up where it left off using your answer as context for everything that follows. Nothing else runs in that Automation while it's paused.
Yes. Tell Atmita "skip step 4," "add a step that posts to LinkedIn too," or "pause for now" using the same chat surface, no separate editor. The Automation's run history records what you changed and why, and the new version runs next cycle.
Zapier needs you to pick triggers and map fields. Atmita lets you describe the outcome: it picks the tools, writes the steps, and only asks when it genuinely needs a decision. No canvas, no node graphs, no five-hour onboarding. If you outgrow it, every Automation stays inspectable and editable in plain English.
Same credit pool as everything else: each run bills credits in proportion to the actual model work it does: a quick turn costs a credit or two, deeper multi-step work costs more, and image generation adds a fixed surcharge per image. When the daily credit pool is exhausted, scheduled runs skip safely and resume the next day. See pricing for the per-tier limits.
Yes. Each Automation runs independently on its own goal and its own next-check schedule. You can have a LinkedIn-growth Automation, a newsletter-launch Automation, and a fundraise-prep Automation all running side by side, each drawing on Atmita's one shared memory.
Yes. The same 1,000+ integrations available in chat are available to Automations. Automation output can go anywhere chat output can go: Gmail, Slack, Buffer, Notion, Google Docs, your CRM, and more.
The Atmita pieces that power an Automation.
Describe the work. Let Atmita run it.
Free to start. No credit card required.