Coding
Fix issues, open pull requests, review code and triage bugs.
Default: Asks before any merge or deploy.
Ask once. Fumu takes it from there.
Message it from Telegram or the console. It plans the work, hands each step to a specialist agent, and asks you before anything risky. New skills plug straight in.
Why Fumu
An assistant you can leave in charge, a little at a time.
Most agents are clever for a minute and forgetful forever. Fumu is built the other way round: durable, careful and accountable first, then clever.
Survives long waits
A task waiting three days for a reply or an approval picks up exactly where it stopped.
Asks before anything risky
Reads freely. Changes need your approval. Spending money and messaging as you always do.
Shows its work
Every answer comes with a full record of the steps it took and the approvals you gave.
Gets better with use
Remembers your preferences, people and past decisions, and forgets them when you ask.
Human in the loop
Nothing is written until you say so.
Every action passes one checkpoint. When a step is above the trust you have given that capability, the task pauses and you get a card with the exact change: the code, the email, the amount.
Approve it, edit it or reject it. The task waits, for free, until you do. It survives restarts, reminds you once and then cancels safely.
Security and approvalsHow a request runs
One assistant, many specialists.
Fumu understands what you want, writes a plan, and hands each step to the agent that knows that domain.
01
Listen
A message arrives from Telegram, the web console or a schedule you set. It becomes a task, linked to the conversation it came from.
02
Understand
Fumu works out what kind of request it is: a quick answer, a routine it already knows, or something new that needs a plan.
03
Plan
It brings in what it remembers about you, then writes a short plan, with each step handed to the right specialist.
04
Do
Each specialist works through its step and checks the result. Every action is checked against your rules first.
05
Ask
A step above the trust you have given pauses the task and sends you an approval card. It waits until you answer.
06
Check
Fumu checks the result against what you asked for, tries again if a step failed, and remembers what it learned.
07
Report
The answer comes back where you asked, with a full record of what was done and what you approved.
Capabilities
New skills, without starting over.
Everything Fumu can do in the outside world is a capability you can add, pause or remove. Each new one arrives with no access, and follows the same approvals and the same record as everything else.
Actions
Single things it can do, each with a clear risk level.
Open a pull request · Find a meeting slot
Agents
Specialists that each know one area of your work.
Coding · Inbox · Research · Support
Routines
Multi-step jobs Fumu can run again, learned from what worked.
Weekly bill check · Prepare for a meeting
Capability packs
Starting with the work of running a small software business.
The first packs cover code, research, content, customer email and support. Each one is generic, so it fits any business, not just ours.
Market research
Track competitors, summarise trends and check pricing pages.
Default: None needed: the pack only reads.
Promotional content
Draft LinkedIn posts, articles and changelog announcements.
Default: Always asks before publishing.
Customer communication
Draft replies, onboarding emails and follow-ups from your own inbox.
Default: Asks before sending, until you decide it has earned your trust.
Support
Triage support email, answer from your docs and escalate the rest.
Default: Asks before sending; labelling is allowed.
Autonomy
Trust is raised one capability at a time.
Leave the Inbox agent drafting for months while Research, which only reads, runs freely. Raise a level when a capability has earned it.
Level 0
Observe
Read and summarise only.
"What's in my inbox?"
Level 1
Suggest
Draft, then ask before changing anything.
Drafts a reply and waits for your approval.
Level 2
Act with notice
Make changes that can be undone, tell you afterwards, and allow undo for a while.
Archives newsletters, accepts a meeting.
Level 3
Autonomous within budget
Act without asking, inside limits you set.
Reorders groceries under €40.
How to read Fumu
It is all in the shades.
Fumu changes face only when a task changes state. Glance at it and you know whether it is working, waiting, or waiting for you.
Hello
A new conversation, a first hello, nothing pending.
Listening
A message arrives from Telegram, the console or a schedule.
Thinking
Working out what you asked and writing the plan.
Explaining
Reporting back, with a full record of what it did.
Pleased
A step finished, or you approved a draft.
Celebrating
Something big landed: a pull request with green tests. Rare on purpose.
Not sure
It needs your approval, or something new contradicts what it believed.
A tip
Suggesting a rule after you approve the same thing again and again.
Resting
Waiting on your reply, a budget used up, or the kill switch pulled.
Where you talk to it
From your phone, your console or a schedule.
Wherever you message it, you get the same Fumu: the same memory, the same approval cards and the same record of what it did.
Telegram
Chat, voice notes and approval buttons, from your phone.
Web console
Your tasks, approvals and the full record of what was done.
Schedules
"Every weekday at 8, brief me." Fumu can start work on its own timetable.
Slack
For teams who already work in Slack.
Questions
Good to know.
Can it spend my money or email people as me?
Not without asking. Spending above a budget and messaging someone new as you always need your approval, whatever autonomy you have set.
What if a task takes days?
That is normal. A task waiting three days for a reply or for your approval picks up exactly where it stopped, even if something restarts in between.
Can I see what it did?
Yes. Every reply links to a full record of the steps it took, the actions it ran and the approvals you gave.
Can I make it forget something?
Yes. Ask "what do you know about my car?", then "forget that", and it is gone.
Journal
Notes from the build.
Why Fumu asks before it acts
An agent that can send email as you is only useful if you trust it. Here is how Fumu earns that trust one capability at a time, instead of asking for all of it on day one.
A task that can wait three days
Real errands involve waiting: for a reply, an approval or a Monday morning. Fumu is built so that waiting never loses work, and a retry never does anything twice.
Fumu grows one skill at a time
Everything Fumu can do is a capability you can add, pause or remove. New ones arrive with no access, and earn trust the same way as everything else.
See Fumu at work.
Watch the 60-second intro, follow a real run from issue to pull request, and ask for a live walkthrough.
See the showcase