The writing is yours. The rest is theirs.
Pick what's stealing your writing hours (edits, research, queries, submission tracking, the newsletter) and hire an editorial team of AI agents that takes it on today.
Writing is the job, but it's never the whole job. There's the market research and the query letters, the submission spreadsheet, the fact-checking, the newsletter you swore would be weekly, and the posts about your work you never quite write. Every one of those hours comes out of the manuscript. Staff writers have an editorial floor behind them; now you do too.
Pick your pain points. Watch your team form.
This is the real thing, not a mockup. The same picks hire the same team when you sign up.
Meet the full bench
Hire them all or just the ones you need, each is specialised, named, and editable once on board.
Editor
Gives developmental feedback, line-edit passes, and structure critique on your drafts.
Researcher
Finds and checks facts, gathers sources and experts, and builds background dossiers.
Submissions Manager
Researches markets and agents, drafts query letters, and tracks every submission and deadline.
Audience Desk
Drafts newsletters from your notes, posts about your work, and reader replies.
Writing Coach
Builds your writing schedule, tracks word counts, and keeps project plans on course.
What gets done in week one
Real deliverables on a real work board, and anything that needs a tool you haven't connected is queued honestly, never faked as done.
An editor who tells you the truth
Paste your pages and get specific developmental notes (what hooks, what drags, where the structure creaks) as critique you act on, never a rewrite that sands off your voice.
Never lose track of a submission
Your submissions manager keeps the tracker: what went where, when, what's due, and which markets to try next, with query drafts tailored to each recipient, ready for you to send.
Research with receipts
Facts checked, sources gathered, background dossiers built, every claim cited and every uncertainty flagged, so nothing in your pages rests on a guess.
A newsletter that ships from your notes
Hand the audience desk your fragments and get back a structured draft in your voice (opening, body, subject lines) so staying in touch with readers costs an edit, not a writing day.
How it works
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Pick your pain points
Tap what's eating your time. Each pick hires the matching specialist. They pop in and introduce themselves.
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Choose quick wins
Pick from first tasks your new team starts on immediately. The first results land before you've finished the tour.
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Connect tools when ready
Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, WhatsApp, each granted per-agent, each unlocking more. Skip them and the team still works.
From $25/month after · covers every team you're in · cancel anytime
Questions writers ask us
What does an AI team for writers actually do?
You pick your pain points (draft feedback, fact-checking, query letters, submission tracking, the newsletter, your writing schedule) and myAgents hires a matching editorial team: an editor, a researcher, a submissions manager, an audience desk, and a writing coach. Each agent introduces itself, takes real first tasks (a query template, a writing schedule, notes on your opening pages), and tracks its work on a shared board.
Will AI write my book?
No, and that's the point. The editor critiques your pages and suggests the smallest fix, never a rewrite into generic prose. The researcher feeds you cited facts; the submissions and audience desks handle the busywork around the work. The words stay yours.
How is this different from ChatGPT?
Unlike a chat session, your agents persist: they remember your project, your voice, and your submission history, own recurring work like the tracker and the newsletter rhythm, and log everything on a work board. You're not re-explaining your novel every Tuesday.
Who owns my drafts, and who can see them?
You do, full stop. Your drafts aren't used to train anything, and connector access is granted per-agent, your editor can read the manuscript folder in Drive without your audience desk ever seeing it.
What does it cost?
Sign-up comes with $10 in free credits and no credit card, enough to hire the team and get your first real deliverables. After that it's from $25/month, covering every team you're in, with per-task cost transparency built in.
How long does setup take?
About two minutes. You tap the pain points, answer a couple of optional questions, and watch the team get hired, each agent pops in, introduces itself, and starts on a quick win like your query letter template. No prompt engineering, no blank page.