A Superagent with a real job
Its knowledge, tasks, channels and permissions set up for one clear job, not a vague "do everything".
AI agents and automation
Let the boring bits run themselves.
I wrote the free Superagents Guide because the same questions kept coming up in the Discord. Now I set up Superagents, in-app AI agents and workflows that do real work, with access limited to exactly what they need.
fig. 1 · AI agents and automation
Wrote the Superagents Guide
Who it's for
Sound familiar?
I set up Base44 Superagents, in-app AI agents and workflows that take real, repetitive work off your plate, with permissions you actually understand.
- Someone on your team does the same task every morning.
- You want an assistant inside your app that can answer from your own data.
- You've tried a Superagent and it's not quite doing what you meant.
- You need something to happen on a schedule or when data changes.
What you get
What you actually get.
01 02 In-app AI agents
Chat inside your Base44 app that can read the right entities and call the right functions, and nothing else.
03 Workflows
Multi-step flows that run on a schedule, when data changes or when a connected tool sends an event.
04 AI features in your app
Summaries, drafts and classification built into the screens where people need them.
05 Sensible guardrails
Access limited to what the job needs, and a clear view of what the agent did and why.
How it goes
How it goes.
Five steps, in this order. You see progress at every one of them.
Step 01
Find the job
What's repetitive, who does it now and what good looks like.
Step 02
Decide the tool
Superagent, in-app agent, workflow or plain backend function. Often the simplest one wins.
Step 03
Build and connect
Instructions, connectors, triggers and permissions, set up one at a time.
Step 04
Test on real cases
Run it against real examples, including the awkward ones, and tighten it up.
Step 05
Hand over
Show you how to change its instructions and check what it's been doing.
Proof
Where I've done this before.
What people said
Read every reviewThere are days where it feels like AJ is answering half the community himself.
Niko Lee (Enterprise Dev)Base44 review
Base44 Partner reviews
5.0
from 9 reviews on Base44
What I've built
- learnsuperagents.base44.app
Superagents Guide
A free, friendly explainer with a mascot called Nova. Every claim checked against Base44's live docs.
Read the case study - gridiron-guide-ai.base44.app
The Gridiron Guide
Its AI Coach answers American football questions in plain English. Best Build, 2026.
Read the case study
- Base44Data, logins, backend functions and hosting.
- ClaudeThinking things through, and my own Claude skills.
- OpenAIOpenAI's models.
- DiscordWhere I answer Base44 questions, Superagents included.
FAQ
Questions people ask.
Something else on your mind? Ask me. I answer everything myself.
Ask a questionA Superagent is your own AI assistant that works across your connected tools, like Gmail, Slack or your calendar, and runs jobs in the background. An in-app agent lives inside a Base44 app and helps that app's users, working with the app's own data and functions.
No. You describe Superagents in plain English. I come in when you want it set up properly for a real job, connected to the right tools and tested on the awkward cases.
It can be, if you only grant what the job needs. Superagents only access what you explicitly allow. I set permissions tightly and keep secrets in Base44's secrets, not in prompts.
Superagents and AI features run on Base44 credits, the same system as the rest of the platform. Check Base44's pricing page for current allowances. I'll help you design it so it doesn't burn credits for nothing.
Goes well with
Pairs well with.
Backend and integrations
Stripe, Resend and third-party APIs, wired in and working.
- Stripe payments and subscriptions
- Email that arrives
- Third-party APIs, safely
Base44 app development
Full-stack Base44 apps, built properly from the data up.
- A data model that makes sense
- Access rules from day one
- The whole stack
UI/UX design
Interfaces that look designed, not generated.
- Your users first
- A design system you can keep using
- Mobile first and accessible
Got a job that should run itself?
Tell me what it is and who does it now. I'll tell you if an agent is the right answer.