One active registry
The website uses one ordered 19-agent registry for names, routes, hosts, statuses, and artwork state.
AI Agents
Automix AI is developing nineteen specialist AI agents, each with a clear job, defined inputs and outputs, and visible review boundaries. Wavy, our WhatsApp customer-engagement agent, is the first available product. The other eighteen roles remain transparent previews while their workflows and safeguards are developed.
What we are building
Each Automix agent is defined around a specific business role — customer engagement, strategy, writing, search, sales, analysis, recruitment, operations, or another bounded workflow.
Rather than a single general-purpose assistant, Automix agents are designed as focused specialists. Each has a defined role, planned capabilities, and a stated safety boundary. Preview pages explain the intended inputs, outputs, handoffs, and review gates before a backend is promoted.
Wavy is the current working focus. Its public and workspace surfaces are being validated against real provider states, tenant isolation, consent, message receipts, and human approval. Other agents stay Coming soon until their own frontend, backend, security, and deployment gates pass.
Operating principles
These principles guide how Automix agents are designed, labelled, and released.
The website uses one ordered 19-agent registry for names, routes, hosts, statuses, and artwork state.
A page or API stub is not a live product. Availability requires working software, tests, deployment, and approval.
Each agent has a bounded job description — not a generic chat box that claims to do everything.
Campaigns, payments, external writes, and professional-domain outputs need visible human control.
Queued, accepted, delivered, read, failed, unconfigured, and unavailable are treated as different states.
Products are released one at a time with full validation — not announced in bulk before they work.
Current status
Wavy — WhatsApp Customer Engagement — is the only agent currently marked Available. It provides a shared team inbox, campaigns, AI-assisted replies, summaries, translation, rules, payments, CRM, and analytics. It still depends on your own WhatsApp and optional provider configuration for live messaging, AI, payments, and other external services.
The remaining eighteen agents — Socie (social media), Yukti (strategy), Mitra (virtual assistant), Kuber (eCommerce), Lekha (copywriting), Khoji (SEO), Jeet (sales), Patri (email marketing), Ank (data analysis), Ojas (coaching), Bharti (recruitment), Laxmi (accounts), Guru (business management), Wani (telecaller), Vakil (legal information), Doctor (health records), Khata (bookkeeping), and Dena (banking information) — are all Coming soon or pending. Their preview pages describe planned roles, not live capabilities.
Questions
An Automix agent is a focused specialist workspace designed around a specific business role — customer engagement, writing, sales, analysis, and so on. Each has a defined job, planned capabilities, and stated limits, rather than being a generic chat interface.
Wavy is the only agent currently marked Available. It provides WhatsApp customer engagement with a shared inbox, campaigns, AI-assisted replies, and analytics. It depends on your own WhatsApp and provider configuration for live functionality.
No. The other eighteen agents are labelled Coming soon or pending. Their preview pages describe planned roles and intended capabilities — not live features. Each will be released only after its frontend, backend, security, and deployment gates pass.
The long-term vision includes cross-agent handoffs through a planned shared context layer (Brain AI), but that is not yet built. Today, each workspace — Wavy currently — operates independently with its own configuration and context.
Consequential actions — sending campaigns, processing payments, producing professional-domain outputs — are designed to require visible human review. This is a design principle for every agent, and a tested guardrail for Wavy where implemented.
Explore Wavy's public experience, then create a workspace when you are ready to configure your own WhatsApp channel and providers.