AI workflow automation library
Explore practical AI agent examples across engineering, product, marketing, sales, support, and operations. See how AI agents for business teams use exact prompts, connected tools, and reviewable outputs to complete real work.
Browse end-to-end workflows with the prompts, integrations, and outputs already mapped out. Filter by team, open an example, and adapt it to your own process.
Zero is an AI DevOps agent that automates daily error triage. Every morning, it pulls unresolved errors from Sentry and Axiom, deduplicates them across both sources, and files assigned GitHub issues with full stack traces before standup, saving engineers 20 to 30 minutes of manual review.
Sentry · Axiom · GitHub
Zero is an AI engineering agent that builds a daily engineering brief. Every morning it pulls live data from GitHub, Linear, Sentry, and Plausible, computes 7-day rolling averages, flags anomalies, and posts a formatted brief to Slack before standup.
Slack · GitHub · Linear · Sentry · Plausible
Zero searches Apollo for ICP-matching leads, scores each one against your signals, tracks the pipeline in a Google Sheet, and drafts a personalized multi-touch sequence in Gmail.
Apollo · Google Sheets · Gmail
Send Zero your Screen Studio recording — it understands what's on screen, writes the script, generates a HeyGen digital-human presenter to explain the concepts, and narrates the walkthrough with an ElevenLabs voiceover, edited into a finished explainer video.
HeyGen · ElevenLabs · Google Drive
Zero reads their last 30 posts, understands their style and interests, and writes a personalized outreach email under 150 words saved as a Gmail draft.
X (Twitter) · Gmail · Notion · Google Sheets · Slack
Describe a bug in plain language in Slack. Zero writes the GitHub issue and assigns it, and when the cause sits in one component it opens a pull request with the fix and a regression test for you to review.
Slack · GitHub · Linear
Zero writes the onboarding doc, schedules first-week intro meetings on Google Calendar, posts the Slack welcome, and DMs the new teammate their agenda.
Slack · Google Docs · Calendar · Gmail
Describe the brand and the page you need. Zero writes every section, sources licensed photography, commits the site to GitHub, and deploys it live on Vercel.
GitHub · Vercel · Plausible
Zero reads your Google Ads account every Monday and writes the week's report: what moved against last week, which search terms burned budget with no conversions, and the exact changes to make next, waiting for your approval.
Google Ads · Google Sheets · Meta Ads
Zero reads the last 24 hours of Gmail, separates action items from follow-ups and routine noise, and sends one evidence-backed inbox morning brief to Slack before your day starts.
Gmail · Slack
Zero reads the pull requests you merged this week, keeps the user-facing ones, writes the changelog post, and publishes it to your blog, your Resend list, and X in the same run, once you approve the draft.
GitHub · Resend · X (Twitter) · Slack
Zero pulls live keyword data, ranks a shortlist of topics for you to approve, writes the post, generates the cover image, and publishes every locale to your CMS as drafts.
Slack · Ahrefs · Strapi
When the same support question appears three times, Zero drafts a docs update and files a PR so the next person finds the answer before asking.
Slack · GitHub · Notion
Zero pulls product metrics, shipping history, and customer wins, then drafts a board-ready update in your voice. Edit and send instead of building from scratch.
Linear · GitHub · Plausible · Gmail · Notion
Zero reads the meeting transcript, scores the deal, flags risks with quotes, logs both sides' promises, writes the HubSpot note, and preps the follow-up email in Gmail — draft only, you hit send.
Gmail · HubSpot · Calendar · Notion
AI agent examples, explained
AI agent use cases are business tasks that an AI agent can complete across multiple steps and tools, with a person setting the goal and reviewing important decisions.
Unlike a one-off chatbot answer, AI workflow automation can research context, update systems, generate an artifact, and deliver the result on a schedule or in response to an event.
The business process automation examples on this page cover recurring work such as error triage, employee onboarding, sales follow-up, paid ads reporting, and multilingual content publishing. Each example uses real connected tools and keeps a human in control.
Zero turns a plain-language goal into automated workflows that can cross tools, make progress independently, and return a concrete result for review.
Give Zero access only to the apps and data the workflow needs, such as GitHub, Gmail, HubSpot, Slack, or Sentry.
Describe the result in plain language. Zero handles the intermediate research, decisions, updates, and handoffs across tools.
Run the workflow once, keep approval steps where they matter, or schedule recurring work after the output matches your standard.
Questions before you automate
The strongest AI agents for business handle frequent, multi-step work with a clear output. Good starting points include inbox triage, sales meeting follow-up, employee onboarding, incident triage, recurring reports, and content publishing across several tools.
Traditional automation follows fixed if-then rules. AI workflow automation can interpret unstructured context, choose the next useful action, draft or analyze content, and adapt within the permissions and review steps you set.
AI agents can automate research, triage, reporting, outreach preparation, documentation, onboarding, monitoring, and follow-up work. The best business process automation examples connect existing systems and produce an outcome a teammate can verify.
Choose one of the AI automation examples above that matches a recurring task, open its prompt and connected tools, then replace the goal, data sources, schedule, and approval points with your team's own process.
Tell Zero what your team repeats, which tools hold the context, and what a finished result should look like.