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Guides for connecting your tools, setting up your workspace and putting Libra's assistants and Agents to work.

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Libra is the AI work platform that connects the tools, information and conversations your team already uses, so you can understand the work and move it forward from one place.

Instead of moving between Gmail, Slack, meetings, documents, CRM systems and project tools to find context, ask Libra. It answers with sources, drafts and updates information in connected systems, helps with meetings and email, builds presentations and dashboards, and hands repeatable jobs to Agents that run on a schedule or when something happens.

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Libra connects to the systems your team already uses and builds context from the information available through those connections: documents, conversations, meetings, records and the people behind them. When you ask a question or give it a job, it uses that context to decide which information and actions are relevant.

Depending on the request, Libra answers in chat, creates a document, deck, chart or dashboard, updates a connected system, starts a Task, or hands the work to an Agent. Anything that changes or sends something in another app can stop for your approval first, and every change Libra makes is recorded so you can review or undo it.

Traditional assistants wait for a prompt and return an answer. Libra works with the context your company already has and the systems where the work happens, so it can also create the next artifact, update a system, keep going on a longer Task, or hand repeatable work to an Agent.