Become an AI-native
Agency
We've seen how the top-performing agencies use AI, and we'll set it up for your team too.
Describe the agent in Claude or Codex.
Create an agent in Claude, publish it to a shared type.com workspace, and ask it questions from Slack or email. Teammates can edit its instructions and schedule.
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See how AI-native agencies run their client work
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Not another tool
Your clients just install a plugin
A Claude plugin, not a new tool
As part of working with your agency, your clients just install the type.com plugin in Claude. Nothing new to adopt, log into, or learn.
Every client, one agency workspace
Manage the skills, apps, and automations you run across client accounts from one place, instead of rebuilding them client by client.
Brand guidelines per client
Each client Space keeps its own brand guidelines, context, and history, so output fits that client rather than reading as generic AI.
Get featured in the Skills Library
We feature one or two of your agency's best skills in the public type.com Skills Library, credited to your agency, so more teams discover your work.
AI operating system
An AI operating system for your agency.
type.com connects every client's data, your team's playbooks, and shared automations to the tools your team already works in.
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Communication
Talk to it from Slack, email, Claude, or ChatGPT
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Automation
Shared agents and automations do the work
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Knowledge
What the system knows about your agency and each client
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Data
What's happening across every client's ads, analytics, and store
Levels of AI adoption
The five levels of AI adoption
Most agencies have a few people getting a lot out of AI on their own. The jump is making that shared across every client account, connected, and running on its own.
- 1Ask Claude or ChatGPT questions
- 2Individual skills and automationsToday
- 3Shared projects, skills, and artifactsToday
- 4Shared agents and automations, model agnosticWith type.com
- 5A self-improving agency operating systemWith type.com
Layer 01 · Data
Data: what's happening in the business
Now
Connect what you already have
- Meta
- TTikTok
- Shopify
- KKlaviyo
- HubSpot
- Figma
- Spreadsheets
When you add new tools
Plug it in.
Nothing else changes.
One integration gateway, with permissions by person, team, and role.
Layer 02 · Knowledge
Knowledge: what the system knows about your agency and each client
The context that makes every deliverable sound like the client, not a generic chatbot.
Context files
- agency.md
- clients/acme.md
- voice.md
- playbooks.md
Your wiki stays your wiki
type.com reads your client folders in Notion or Google Docs and keeps them current.
Skills from your power users
Each one has an owner and a version.
Shared memory
Decisions and corrections stick, for everyone.
Layer 03 · Automation
Automation: shared agents and automations do the work
Agents for each team
One Space per client, each with the right context, access, and account team.
Runs 24/7
type.com finds, suggests, and does work in shared cloud computers.
Dashboards, apps, automations
Built for how your agency runs.
- Client reporting
- Spend and pacing watch
- Creative briefs
Weekly client report
| Meta ROAS | 3.4x, up 0.3 |
| Google Ads CPA | +12% vs target |
| Email revenue | +8% vs plan |
| Budget pacing | on track |
CPA rose after search terms broadened on Thursday. Negative keywords are drafted for your review.
Layer 04 · Communication
Communication: talk to it from wherever you already work
Slack
Tag type.com in any channel
Email
Reply to it like a teammate
Claude Cowork
Share work straight into type.com
ChatGPT
Share work straight into type.com
Same data, knowledge, and agents from every one of them. No new tool to learn.
How it fits together
Where Notion, Cowork, and ChatGPT fit
Notion
Where the team writes and organizes
Stays, and becomes the knowledge source type.com reads and keeps current.
Claude Cowork + ChatGPT
Where individuals think and draft
Stay, and what comes out of them gets shared into type.com.
type.com
Where it gets shared and runs
Connected to every client's data, permissioned per account, and running on its own.
Own your data, rent the best intelligence. Bring your Claude, Codex, or ChatGPT.
Where to start
Start small, then share it with the whole team
We'll analyze your data, show you what you can automate, and help you build the first agents with your team.
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Start with your power users
A small team, the people already flying in Claude or ChatGPT.
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Take what's on their laptops
The skills, prompts, and automations they've built for themselves.
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Push it into shared agents
Now the whole team can use it, and it gets better every week.
Good first candidates
- Weekly client report
- Spend and pacing watch
- Creative briefs
Practical guides
Go deeper with a practical guide
Step-by-step setups, copyable prompts, and guardrails for the workflows on this page.
- AI for agencies: a practical guideOne private Space per client for reporting, pacing, and brand voice.
- AI for SEO: a practical guideSearch Console reviews, briefs, technical triage, and AI search citations.
- AI for marketing teams: a practical guideSeven marketing workflows with copyable prompts and approvals.
AI agents for IT agencies and MSPs
Run each client's AI work in its own private Space, with that client's connections, skills, memory, and automations, and manage every client from one type.com workspace.
How do you keep each client's work separate?
Give each client a private Space. Only the people you add can open it, and the Space's connections, skills, memory, and threads stay with that client.
How do you connect each client's tools?
Connect each client's tools with that client's own accounts and assign those connections only to the client's Space. Adding a connection to the workspace doesn't give every Space access, and tools outside the integrations directory can connect as a custom API.
How do you reuse your playbooks across clients?
Keep onboarding checklists, monthly reports, and runbooks as organization skills, then add them to each client's Space. Every client gets the same steps, and each Space keeps its own context.
How do you run the recurring work?
Schedule each client's recurring work, such as monthly reports, account reviews, and request triage, as automations in that client's Space. Each run leaves a thread your team can read.
How do you see what each client's work costs?
Settings → Analytics shows admins AI usage and cost by Space, so you can see what each client's work costs and which automations need attention.
For the full setup, see the AI for agencies guide.
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See how AI-native agencies run their client work, and we'll set it up for your team too.
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