Guides
Each guide walks one job end to end — from an empty workspace to a result you can see. They assume you have finished the quickstart, so you already have an account, a personal agent, and a first look at how sessions and work products behave.
The four guides build on each other, though each stands alone. Schedule a Weekly Report is the classic first assignment and exercises the whole loop: connect an integration, write instructions, set a schedule, watch the session, refine until the output is right. Chat with Your Agent in Slack moves the conversation to where your team already talks, and shows how those chats land in Workprentice as ordinary sessions. Build an Agent-Maintained Data Table changes what the work produces: instead of a fresh document every run, the agent keeps one typed, queryable table current for the whole workspace. Trigger an Assignment from a Webhook replaces the clock with an event, so an outside system — a ticketing tool, a form, a CI pipeline — starts agent work the moment something happens.
Every guide ends with a short list of variations: the same pattern pointed at a different job, so you can see how far one setup stretches before you build the next one.
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next”Each guide shows one worked example; the reference pages cover the full surface behind it.
- Assignments and schedules, webhooks, and triggers — every cadence and trigger an assignment supports, from hourly through monthly to custom repeats.
- Data tables — field types, key columns, and the patterns (living tracker, rolling log, triage queue) that settle most schema designs.
- Integrations and the integration catalog — how connections and scopes work, and everything you can connect.
- Sessions and the Inbox — how to watch and steer a run in progress, and how agents escalate when they need you.
- API keys and webhooks — the full webhook contract, including key rotation and error codes.
For the complete site index, see llms.txt.