Zero
FreemiumAn AI agent tool for automating workflows across multiple applications.
About Zero
VM0's Zero is an AI teammate that connects to over 100 tools (Slack, GitHub, Gmail, Notion, Linear, Sentry, and more) to execute real workflows—reports, triage, outreach, research, and more—directly from Slack or the web. Zero runs tasks in isolated microVMs with full audit trails and fine-grained per-tool permissions, keeping data secure. It maintains context across sessions, supports scheduled recurring tasks, and can deploy specialized sub-agents for parallel work. The core platform is open source for transparency. Zero automates engineering, sales, marketing, ops, and support workflows, such as PR reviews, bug triage, lead research, morning digests, and employee onboarding.
Key Features
Pros & Cons
- Connects to a wide range of popular tools (100+ integrations).
- Runs directly in Slack for seamless team collaboration.
- Isolated microVM execution with full audit trails ensures security and compliance.
- Open-source core allows community inspection and contributions.
- Context memory reduces need for repeated explanations.
- Supports scheduled recurring tasks for ongoing automation.
- Specialized sub-agents enable parallel and focused work.
- Fine-grained permissions give precise control over tool access.
- Credit-based pricing may lead to unpredictable costs for heavy usage.
- Requires initial setup and configuration of integrations and permissions.
- Dependence on third-party tool APIs may impose rate limits or availability issues.
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