Dex

Description

Dex is a self-driving AI workspace for operators that turns the browser into a single place with full operational memory across a user's tools. It captures the operational reality of a workspace, ingesting and structuring every message, meeting, deal update, and workflow event, then turns that context into action.

Dex is built around two layers: an Operational Graph that holds the full organizational record as entities, relationships, timelines, and dependencies, and a Knowledge Manual that captures evolving priorities, open loops, relationship context, and SOPs where judgment lives. Autonomous agents orchestrate across Gmail, Slack, CRM, and 20+ tools, triggered by events or schedules, while Dex can also control the browser directly to navigate tabs, fill forms, and complete work. A Dreamer Agent reasons over new data 24/7, and a Skill Builder Agent generates custom automations tailored to repeated workflows. Its SDK and MCP bring operational context into other agents and tools.

Dex learns from corrections, approvals, and repeated patterns, getting sharper over time, and handles work such as meeting prep by pulling full history before a call and sending follow-ups afterward. Security includes 256-bit encryption at rest and in transit, optional private cloud deployment, enforced MFA with granular permissions, and full data control with browser memory off by default. It is used by operators at companies including Google, OpenAI, and Salesforce.

Dex's Core Features

• Operational Graph capturing messages, meetings, deals, and workflow events

• Knowledge Manual for priorities, open loops, SOPs, and context

• Autonomous agents across Gmail, Slack, CRM, and 20+ tools

• Direct browser control to navigate tabs and fill forms

• Dreamer Agent that reasons over new data 24/7

• Skill Builder Agent that suggests custom automations weekly

• SDK and MCP to bring operational context into other tools

• Enterprise security with encryption, MFA, private cloud, and full data control

How to use Dex?

1. 1

   Install Dex: Add Dex to your browser and book an onboarding call.

2. 2

   Build context: Let Dex ingest and structure your messages, meetings, and deal updates.

3. 3

   Set up agents: Create autonomous agents triggered by events or schedules across your tools.

4. 4

   Let Dex act: Have it control the browser to navigate tabs, fill forms, and complete work.

5. 5

   Refine over time: Correct and approve its output so Dex learns and improves.

Dex's Use Cases

• Meeting preparation
• Automated follow-ups
• Deal and CRM context
• Workflow automation
• Browser task execution

FAQ from Dex

• What is Dex?

  Dex is a browser-first, self-driving AI workspace for operators that builds full operational memory across your tools and uses autonomous agents to move your work forward.

• How does Dex organize my context?

  It uses an Operational Graph that records how work connects and changes over time, and a Knowledge Manual that captures your priorities, open loops, and SOPs.

• Which tools does Dex work with?

  Its autonomous agents orchestrate across Gmail, Slack, CRM, and 20+ tools, and it can act directly in your browser.

• Does Dex improve over time?

  Yes. Dex learns from your corrections, approvals, edits, and repeated patterns, so it gets sharper the more you use it.

• How is my data secured?

  Data is encrypted at rest and in transit with 256-bit encryption, MFA is enforced with granular permissions, private cloud deployment is available, and browser memory is off by default.

• Can I use Dex's context in other tools?

  Yes. Dex provides an SDK and MCP so you can bring your operational context into any agent, tool, or workflow.