Dailybot

Dailybot is a coordination platform designed for teams that combine human workers and AI agents. It functions as an intelligence layer that aggregates updates, progress reports, risks, blockers, and cross-system insights from multiple sources—including people, software agents, and various tools—into a single, unified view. The core purpose of Dailybot is to solve the visibility problem that arises when work is distributed across different individuals, automated processes, and disparate applications, without requiring additional meetings or new tools to be adopted. The platform presents a continuous feed of summarized information. For example, when a team member ships a dashboard or follows up on API access, Dailybot captures that update and displays it alongside status from tools like Linear and JIRA. In the Linear integration, it shows how many tasks were synced and how many were completed; for JIRA, it lists the number of updates and items under review. This allows everyone to see what has been accomplished, what is blocked, and what is pending, all from a single glance. Dailybot supports both a “People” view and an “Agent” view. For human teams, it collects standup-style bulletins: what each person shipped, what they are working on next, and any obstacles they face. For AI agents, it records their activity logs, outputs, and status—such as when an agent runs a script, generates a report, or encounters an error. The system automatically correlates events across people and agents, so a manager can see, for instance, that a human developer pushed code while an agent simultaneously processed a related dataset. The platform also includes AI-generated reports. These reports summarize progress over time, highlight key changes, and flag potential issues—such as a stalled tas