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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Commercial workflows for small teams.
Role-based teammates with shared infrastructure.
Start free with one Bot and one connected app.