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Autonomous AI agent

An autonomous AI agent is software that takes multi-step actions toward a goal without you typing every instruction at each step. On Krafty Bot, autonomy shows up as routines, unattended chat turns, and work on a shared cloud computer—with approvals before changes to your apps or risky clicks.

Updated October 24, 2026

What people mean by autonomous

Usually: the agent plans steps, uses tools, and keeps going for a while without live chat. It does not mean unlimited freedom. Krafty Bots still hit plan usage limits, step caps, and approval gates described in the product docs.

AI agent builder vs. describing a job

Many products ship a visual builder or SDK. Krafty Bot is closer to hiring a teammate: you create a Bot, answer setup questions, and describe work in plain language. There is no separate canvas to wire nodes, though you can save a successful job as a routine.

How autonomy works on Krafty Bot

  • Routines post a prompt into a chat on a schedule you choose
  • Bots use connected apps and the shared cloud computer during a turn
  • Unattended turns are labeled in the transcript so you can see what started them
  • Continuations resume a capped turn without gaining new permissions
  • Approvals wake the Bot when you decide on a held action

FAQs

Is Krafty Bot fully autonomous?

No. It is built to keep working in the background, but writes to connected apps and committing computer steps require your approval unless you have allowed a specific action for that Bot.

What is an AI agent builder in this context?

Often a tool to compose tools and prompts visually. Krafty Bot instead uses chat instructions, per-Bot memory, and routines created from jobs that already worked.

Where should I start?

Pick a concrete job—expenses, triage, or a morning brief—on the business page or use-case library, then promote it to a routine when the Bot succeeds.

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