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Build autonomous Superagents that connect to your tools, monitor activity, and take action across your workspace. A Superagent is a persistent AI assistant that works in the background. It observes events, responds to changes, and helps you automate workflows across your tools and data.
Creating a Superagent in Base44

What your Superagent can do

  • Monitor systems and respond to events automatically.
  • Run scheduled and event-driven workflows.
  • Connect to tools like Google Workspace, Slack, and GitHub.
  • Use skills and backend functions for custom logic.
  • Communicate through messaging apps.
  • Access knowledge and files to reason and take action.
  • Generate reports, alerts, and updates.
Superagents are built and refined through conversation. You describe what you want, and your Superagent suggests tools, workflows, and actions to help you achieve it.
Ready to build your own Superagent? Follow the steps in Creating a Superagent.

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How Superagents work

You start by describing what you want to achieve. As you interact, your Superagent suggests connectors, tasks, and workflows based on your goals. You can upload files, paste images, or use voice input to provide more context and refine how your Superagent behaves.
Start with a real task you already do, such as monitoring emails, generating reports, or tracking updates across tools.

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Brain

The Brain controls how your Superagent works, what it can access, and how it behaves. It includes:
  • Integrations: Tools and services your Superagent can connect to.
  • Skills: Reusable logic for custom workflows.
  • Knowledge: Instructions and reference material.
  • Memory: Information stored across conversations.
Managing integrations, connectors, and skills from the Brain section
Your Superagent uses Knowledge, Memory, and connected tools together to understand requests and take action.

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Tasks

Superagents can run workflows automatically.
  • Scheduled tasks: Run at specific times, such as daily summaries.
  • Connector triggers: Run when events happen, such as a new email or file update.
You describe what you want in chat, and your Superagent creates and manages the task for you.
The Tasks section showing scheduled automations and suggested ideas

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Artifacts

Artifacts are small, standalone mini apps your Superagent generates during conversations. They appear as interactive previews you can open and explore directly.
The Artifacts tab showing a gallery of generated mini apps
Use Artifacts to quickly prototype ideas, test workflows, or generate interactive outputs.

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Files

Your Superagent has a working file system where it stores files it creates or uses while running tasks. This includes scripts, outputs, and project files. To provide reference material your Superagent should use when responding, use Knowledge files instead.
The Superagent Files panel showing stored documents and workspace files
Some system files may appear here, such as the .agents folder used for internal configuration and skills.

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Channels

You can interact with your Superagent across multiple channels, including Base44 chat and messaging apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage, and more. Once connected, your Superagent can respond to messages and run workflows from these channels.
Use channels to stay connected to your Superagent without opening Base44, especially for notifications, updates, and quick actions.

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FAQs

Most Superagents are built in four steps:
  1. Define the goal.
  2. Connect your tools.
  3. Add knowledge and context.
  4. Automate tasks.
You can start simple and refine your Superagent over time.
Both approaches work.You can create multiple specialized Superagents for specific tasks, or one central Superagent that manages everything across your workspace.Many builders start with multiple focused agents and later consolidate into one.
Superagents operate independently. To connect workflows across them, you can use backend functions or the Superagent API.
A Superagent works across your workspace and tools.An app agent works inside a specific app and is limited to that environment.
Scheduled tasks run at fixed times.Connector triggers run when events happen, such as new emails or file updates.
Yes. Superagents can connect to external tools like Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar, GitHub, and more using connectors.
Superagents can generate Artifacts, which are interactive mini apps created during conversations.To build full apps, use the Base44 editor.
Superagents use message credits when processing messages and integration credits when interacting with tools or running automations.Usage depends on the complexity and frequency of tasks.
The model is selected automatically based on the task. No configuration is required.
Yes. Deleting a Superagent permanently removes it and all associated data.This action cannot be undone.