Archer brings context to the right tool, model, agent, or person.
Your stackTools + context
Always onArcher / digital employee
Best fit for the jobModels · agents · people
Open by design
Built to fit your operation.
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Connect your stack
Bring business tools and compatible assistants into one workflow. Archer can connect through MCP or approved browser use, with access and handoff rules mapped before work starts. We clarify where each record belongs, which system owns it, and where an exception should go for review.
02
Choose the right model
Choose a model for each workflow based on the job. Archer can route work to a single flagship model, use different models for different steps, or coordinate several models when that combination fits the task. The model can change without rebuilding your whole operating layer.
03
Build useful skills
As repeatable patterns emerge, Archer can create skills around the approved way your team handles that work. Those skills turn instructions into reusable steps, with the right context, tools, and review boundary attached.
04
Keep context close
Full semantic memory helps Archer find relevant context across your work. Context engines are swappable, and you can choose a compatible memory host so the system fits your preferences as your needs evolve.
05
Browser parity
Browser parity lets Archer work in authorized, logged-in sessions on the sites your team already uses. It runs on a dedicated virtual computer, with credentials handled through the approved environment and capacity available to scale as demand grows.
Coordinates Muse, ChatGPT, Codex, Claude, Gemini, Grokbot, and other compatible agents through MCP or approved browser use. Connectors, bots, and nested subagents can grow as your workflows expand.
Human control / always visible
Trust grows one workflow at a time.
We design for supervised use first. Your team can review outputs, approve consequential actions, and define which exceptions need a person. As confidence grows, routine steps can move to scheduled automation without hiding who owns the decision.
Choose which actions are automatic and which require approval.
Cron jobs and heartbeats keep recurring work on schedule.
Archer can create skills from everyday patterns as they repeat.
A dedicated virtual computer can scale with operational demand.