See AI-native selling in action
Meet Grant, an account executive at Superhuman. He’ll be the first to tell you he isn’t the most advanced AI user on his team, but he doesn’t need to be. Watch Grant tackle a full day of AI-native selling with Superhuman, then get the custom Go agent library your reps can use to supercharge their workday.
The right AI agent for every part of the deal cycle
Go brings together a growing bench of AI agents and connectors in one unified experience. First-party agents handle the writing and productivity work. Connectors bring in the tools your sales teams already rely on.
Sales custom agent library
Everything Grant used is a custom agent your reps can build themselves in minutes—no technical background required. Copy any of these prompts into Superhuman Go, and the agent runs in the background.
Pre-call prep
Creates an account briefing before every external meeting so reps walk in prepared.
Post-call deal hygiene
Logs the call and updates the record so reps stop doing Customer Relationship Manager (CRM) cleanup after hours.
Product feedback filer
Captures feature requests as tickets with call context, without the rep switching tools.
Follow-up drafter
Turns a call into a ready-to-send recap in the rep’s own voice and tailored to the prospect.
Sales accuracy agent
Spot-checks every message against approved messaging and pricing before it goes out.
Pipeline rollup
Keeps deal status current so weekly tag-ups need no separate prep.
Building an agent in the Agent Builder
Chatting with Go is the easiest way to build an agent, but anyone on your team can also use the no-code Agent Builder to create and share custom agents. The Agent Builder is a visual tool for creating an agent with more granular control over its role, trigger, and resources.
1. Open Go
Start a chat with Go, the same way Grant does in the video.
2. Paste a prompt
Drop in any prompt above or write your own, set the trigger, and connect it to the sources the agent needs to do its job.
3. Save the agent
Once the agent is live, it runs in the background and keeps working without anyone having to ask again.