agents · on by default
Built for two kinds
of teammate: you,
and the one you trained.
Every support tool added AI this year. Most of them bolted a chat box onto an older product. Foyer works the other way around: AI agents were part of the plan from the first sketch, so they share the same inbox, the same tools, the same view as your team.
what your agents can do
Triage read, sort, route to the right teammate
Draft propose replies in your voice
Tag label themes, track recurring issues
Merge spot duplicates, keep threads clean
Your agents
Summarize long threads, one paragraph
Escalate hand off with full context
Close wrap up spam and resolved threads
Audit every agent action logged
a day with an agent
It does the
It does the
boring half.
Your agent handles triage, duplicates, spam, and the first-pass drafts. You handle the calls that need judgment. Everything an agent does is logged and reversible — you're always in charge.
48%
threads auto-triaged
12m
median time to first reply
a morning in the inbox
you Find the open Safari complaints and sort out the duplicates.
sable 4 open threads mention Safari. Three look like the same 17.4 regression.
sable Merging the duplicates into one thread. Tagged 'safari·bug', pulled in the workaround from last week's note.
sable Drafted a reply for your review. Nothing sent yet.
you Looks right. Ship it.
in charge, by default
Give the agent
only what it needs.
Each agent gets a role — read-only, drafter, responder, closer. You set what it can touch, approve its drafts, or let it fly. Turn it off any time.
agent · sable
read conversations on draft replies on tag & route on send without approval off close tickets off access billing info off
active · since apr 3 pause • edit role