Multi-agent orchestration
UnaGo decomposes complex outcomes into agent-owned tasks, dependencies, tool calls, reviews, and deliverables.
Platform power
The useful leap is not a better text box. It is AI agents with roles, memory, tools, processes, observability, and control.
UnaGo decomposes complex outcomes into agent-owned tasks, dependencies, tool calls, reviews, and deliverables.
Build AI teams with specialist roles, shared goals, scoped permissions, and escalation paths that mirror real operations.
Run research, creative, data, and QA in parallel while sensitive approvals and publishing steps stay ordered.
Agents work with files, smart metadata, embeddings, prior outputs, brand context, and searchable company knowledge.
When APIs stop short, agents can use isolated browser or computer sessions that stream live for review and takeover.
Successful work becomes reusable process knowledge, while failures can feed reflection, evaluation, and better future runs.
Small, focused agents can use the right model and tool for each step instead of pushing every task through one expensive model.
MCP servers connect models, media tools, ads platforms, CRMs, research sources, files, internal APIs, and local tools.
Core feature set
From the first instruction to the final audit trail, UnaGo is built around operational work rather than one-off prompt responses.
Marketing, media, research, sales, coding, and operations agents coordinate around outcomes instead of isolated prompts.
Production tools for ads, CRM, scraping, content generation, video, voice, documents, files, and internal systems.
Teams brief, review, redirect, approve, and receive final outputs from one conversation.
Agents can operate server-side runtimes and browser sessions for workflows that require real interfaces.
See what agents did, which tools they used, what they produced, and where approvals happened.
REST APIs, webhooks, event streams, and MCP development patterns make custom integrations practical.
Why it compounds
The platform gets more useful as teams connect tools, store context, improve workflows, and let atomic agents handle the right parts of each process.