Delos Workers

Delos Workers is a communication tool. Delos Workers offers 15 specialized autonomous AI workers, each with its own email and phone, reachable in Slack, Teams, email or phone and connected to 3,000+ tools. Goal-driven, always on, with a free start.

Delos Workers is a platform for hiring autonomous AI workers that behave more like staff members than chatbots. The homepage lists 15 specialized roles across marketing, development, design, HR and finance, with examples such as an SEO specialist, a content creator and a sales prospector. Each worker is given its own email address, phone number and a personality, so it can write to and call clients under its own identity instead of sitting behind a prompt box. The working model is built around goals rather than instructions. A buyer defines an outcome, for instance qualifying a set number of leads each week or keeping customer satisfaction above a target, and the worker decides which tools to use and how to get there. Workers run around the clock, adapt their approach as results come in, and escalate to a human only when they need to. In the sample Slack thread on the homepage, the SEO worker posts a weekly report as a spreadsheet, flags broken links and slow mobile load times, and then updates the file when asked to check backlinks. People talk to workers through Slack, Teams, email or phone. Behind them sit several large language models, including Claude, GPT, Gemini, Mistral, Llama, Grok and DeepSeek, and the platform picks a model for each task automatically. Workers connect to more than 3,000 tools, among them Gmail, Notion, HubSpot, Shopify, Stripe, Salesforce, GitHub, Jira and Zendesk, and they can read from and write to those systems. The product suits small and mid-sized teams that want to cover functions such as growth, content, sales or support without adding headcount, and operators who prefer delegating outcomes to writing prompts. It sits between conversational assistants and workflow automation tools: more autonomous than the former, more flexible than the latter. The homepage promises deployment in under five minutes with no configuration or training, and a free start with no credit card. Pricing, security controls and detailed limits are not described on the homepage, so those need to be checked directly with the vendor before committing.