
Workspace for running an agent team...
Long jobs usually break at the handoff. Moxt spreads each agent's progress on a board so you only step in when something sticks. Workflow splits assign research, writing, review, and publishing to different roles and can keep running for days. MiniApps are internal tools that both people and agents open, backed by a real data table. Workspace files keep notes in Markdown, web pages, and sheets for the next round. Templates also include contract review, cold email, and competitor watching. The homepage has a free start, but it does not list quotas. It fits small teams running content, sales, and research at the same time.
Moxt is a workspace for running an agent team on long jobs. Complex work is split across specialist agents, and the page says a flow can run for days rather than a few minutes. The Agent Board shows what is done, running, or waiting, and you can step in without starting over. MiniApps are for both people and agents, and internal tools can sit on a real database. The workspace keeps Markdown, HTML, CSV, and structured files so context survives the next session. Ready-made teammates include social posting, cold outreach, contract review, and competitor watching.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Long multi-role workflows
Complex work is split across specialist agents, each stage has its own role, and the whole flow can run unattended for days.
Agent progress board
The board shows done, in progress, and waiting items. You can step in or send work back without restarting the whole task.
MiniApps on a real database
MiniApps are for both people and agents on the team. They are internal tools, and the page says they can be backed by a real database.
Workspace across sessions
Markdown, HTML, CSV, and structured files store strategy, requirements, and configuration so agents still have context next session.
Weekly content pipeline
Research, drafting, review, and publishing sit with different agents. The board shows which stage stopped so you can approve it or send it back.
Outreach tracker miniapp
A team tracks creator or account status in a miniapp. An agent writes new leads into the same table by rule, and a person can edit it too.
Contract and competitor watch
A contract agent marks clause differences, a competitor agent watches site changes, and both leave the result in workspace files.
The page says workflows split complex work across specialist agents and that the flow runs for days, not a few minutes. Each stage has its own role, such as research, drafting, review, and publishing. The agent board shows done, running, and waiting items, and you can step in or send work back without starting over. A human steering point remains; starting a flow does not remove intervention.
The page says they are for people and agents together. They are internal tools the team actually needs, and they can sit on a real database rather than a static card. The sample is a creator tracker: an agent looks up a public profile and writes the status into the table, and a person can filter or edit it. The workspace also stores notes as Markdown, HTML, and CSV so the next session can read the same context.
The teammate templates name a few roles. Social media drafts, schedules, and writes captions. Outreach finds prospects and writes personalized email. Contract review scans agreements, flags risky clauses, and compares edits. Competitor watching tracks the other company's site and changes. These are templates, not a connection to your own business data. The homepage has a free start, and the body text does not list quotas, so ongoing volume has to be checked on the pricing page.
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