Dopamine.chat

Agents are the basic unit on Dopamine.chat. You give each one a goal, a set of instructions, and the tools it's allowed to use, and that's most of the setup. There's no code and no configuration files, which is the whole point of the platform. If you can describe a task in plain language, you can build an agent for it. That covers most no-code AI agent builder needs.

Single agents handle single jobs. When a task needs several steps, you chain agents into a workflow, or group them into a team that works in parallel. Dopamine also supports debates, where two agents argue a question and an impartial verdict follows. This is where the platform goes past simple automation. Workflow automation gets real, and you become an AI team builder instead of running a single bot. It's a bigger shift than it sounds.

Through Composio, Dopamine agents connect to more than 200 apps, including Gmail, Slack, Notion, Google Docs and Sheets, HubSpot, and Salesforce. Connected agents can read from and write to those services, so an agent can create a Notion page, add a row to a sheet, or post to Slack when something fires. The value here is breadth: most common work tools are covered. Setup is quick.

Agents don't have to wait for you. Triggers fire them on a schedule, from a webhook, or when a message arrives on WhatsApp or Telegram. You can send a briefing every morning at 7am, run a report every Monday, or respond to an incoming message automatically. The tradeoff is credit usage, since frequent triggers add up quickly.

Claw is a pre-built assistant that lives in the sidebar. Unlike the agents you configure yourself, it's ready to go: it answers questions, drafts messages, helps you build other agents, and runs scheduled tasks. You can also connect it to Telegram or WhatsApp and talk to it from your phone. Think of it as the fast path for people who want value before they build anything. No setup needed.

Dopamine agents show up where you already spend your day. You can ask questions, get updates, and receive automated summaries and alerts directly in WhatsApp or Telegram. Instead of opening a dashboard to check on a task, the agent messages you. For anyone who lives in chat apps, this removes the biggest friction point.

Skills are reusable Markdown instructions you attach to agents, so you can repeat a preferred process without rewriting it every time. That keeps a growing setup consistent, and it's a lighter way to reuse behavior than rebuilding an agent from scratch. It suits people who find themselves writing the same instructions over and over. That's a lot of us.