Vestra

Vestra pitches itself as an "AI agent office": you hand over business tasks, recurring routines or entire responsibilities in plain language, and its agents plan the work, browse the web, run code, use your connected business tools, create real files and deliver finished results. Two named components do the lifting — Bash is the execution engine running on a cloud computer with browser, terminal and filesystem; Nami handles memory, context, preferences and ongoing awareness of your business.

Use-case pages split by function (sales pipeline, marketing campaigns, content, customer support) rather than pretending one agent does everything, which is a mature way to scope it.

Who it's for: founders and operators who want to delegate whole responsibilities instead of chore-by-chore prompts. The obvious standard for this category: start with one low-stakes recurring task and audit the output for two weeks. Agent platforms that survive that audit are rare — most are demos in a trench coat.