Helio is a workspace where AI teammates own the recurring work that needs context, judgment, and delivery.
Most automation breaks on the same problem. A cron job can wake up on time. A workflow can run a fixed sequence of steps. An agent can complete a task once when you ask it to. None of them know what changed since last week, which parts matter, what should be said, what should be skipped, or where the finished result needs to go. That judgment is the actual work and it is the job Helio hands to AI teammates.
Every recurring job in Helio gets a dedicated AI owner. Each teammate has a name, a defined role, and accountability inside the workspace, so you brief them once like a new hire instead of re-prompting them every time. Their memory carries standards, context, and past decisions across sessions, so work never restarts from zero.
Teammates run on schedule and report back on their own. They take work through tasks with visible status ：open, in progress, blocked, done. So humans and AI share one view of what is happening. They read, draft, and route email-style work, with explicit approval on anything that matters. They publish reports and dashboards as persistent artifacts that always show the latest version. And they act through the tools you already use rather than staying inside one chat box.
Integrations include Slack, Microsoft Teams, Lark, Discord, GitHub, Linear, Vercel, Gmail/SES, Zoom, Google Meet, Docker, Claude Code, Codex, and custom MCP servers.
Approvals stay explicit and closing a task is a human-only step, so teams keep final control over what ships.
