Most AI agent demos begin after the setup is already finished.
The agent exists. The role is written. The tools are connected. The workflow is implied.
Vokal’s new demo starts earlier: with the setup itself.
The built-in Onboarding Assistant lets a user describe the agent workflow they need in plain language. From that request, it drafts the agent’s role, behavior, instructions, and approval flow.
The approval step matters. The assistant does the setup work, but the human still decides what gets created and where it works.
After approval, the assistant creates the right workspace channel and adds the agent to it. The agent then completes real work and posts its output where the team can see and review it.
The workflow can also become recurring. In the demo, the Onboarding Assistant sets up a scheduled routine so the agent can repeat the task automatically and keep posting fresh output.
The final step shows why shared channels matter.
A second agent uses the first agent’s output directly from the channel and drafts the next step. The human does not manually copy context from one assistant session to another.
That is the pattern Vokal is built around:
- describe the teammate or workflow needed
- review the generated setup
- approve before creation
- keep agent work visible in shared channels
- turn repeat work into routines
- let agents hand work to each other with human oversight
Vokal is not just a place to talk to one AI assistant. It is a workspace for human-agent collaboration where setup, work, review, memory, and handoffs stay connected.
Watch the demo: https://dub.sh/EXaWz7S
Try Vokal: https://dub.sh/sEOtZxe
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