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Categories/Agentic Process Automation/Vesence
Vesence

Vesence

Founded 2024

Run autonomous agents across your email, files, browser, and terminal in the cloud

You can use Vesence to manage autonomous agents across a dedicated cloud computer. It lets you delegate tasks across your email, calendar, web browser, cloud drive, spreadsheets, documents, and terminal. Multiple agents run simultaneously on separate virtual desktops while you monitor their progress and review changes. Vesence works with models from Anthropic and OpenAI, letting you run coding sessions, draft email replies, schedule meetings, and update documents with tracked edits. You maintain full oversight by approving suggestions, switching models, or taking manual control whenever necessary.

What Vesence does

Draft responses to inbox messagesExecute scripts in a cloud terminalSchedule meetings on your calendarInspect and approve document editsBrowse websites to complete online workflowsUpdate spreadsheet rows and formulasRuns independent virtual desktops for each active agentAccesses and executes commands in a cloud-based terminalDrafts email responses directly into your drafts folderNavigates websites and performs browser actions under your supervisionSchedules calendar meetings based on availability and incoming requestsEdits documents and spreadsheets with visible tracked changesAllows model selection between Anthropic and OpenAI

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