Hello Gliders!
Over the last few weeks we launched Glide AI agents for inspections and resume screening. Additional AI agents are in the works for field sales, field service, analyzing documents, and more.
What are Glide AI agents?
From our post on the Glide blog:
AI agents augment human labor, helping workers focus on the tasks where their skill, expertise, and judgment are most needed. […] At the most basic level, an AI agent receives an input, completes a task, and then produces an output. Then a human can review the output and use it to continue their work.
You can think of Glide AI agents as prebuilt apps for those specific tasks, e.g.
- Our Inspections agent analyzes inputs and generates reports for approval
- Our Resume Screener agent checks resumes against a specified job description, and makes recommendations to the hiring manager
These AI agents also happen to be a great way for businesses to experience Glide’s capabilities without having to build something from scratch.
Learn more about Glide’s new AI agents on the Glide blog.
What do AI agents mean for Glide Experts?
Glide AI agents are even more powerful when they’re configured to work with a company’s existing tools and/or processes.
For example, you could connect the Resume Screener agent to a job applications form, and then push the AI results to Microsoft Teams. Or you could modify the Inspections agent to scan barcodes and log notes in a product inventory.
As a Glide Expert, you can provide these implementation services, and earn a share of revenue from the clients you manage on Glide.
P.S. Building Glide solutions for clients? Join our Experts partner program.
There’s more to come.
For now, I’ll leave you with this quote from @david:
Agents are the buzzword of 2025, but for a good reason–we’re seeing that they are a game-changer. We’ve never seen customers this excited.
Questions or comments about Glide AI agents? Drop them in this thread.
Thank you! 