Hops puts an AI agent in a shared team workspace

Hops is a shared workspace where a team and its AI agent can work on the same documents and tables. It is aimed at groups that want to keep drafts, decisions and the material used to make them in the Space where people are already working.

What can the agent do in a Space?

A team member can mention Hops in a thread and ask it to use information the group has shared. Hops describes drafting and redlining documents, updating a tracker from a conversation and making a dashboard from connected data. The document workflow lets a person review changes. A team can also give the agent repeatable instructions for a task, such as making a source-linked brief before a customer call.

The integration list includes chat, files and project tools such as Slack, Google Drive and Jira. Which connections are available depends on the plan. Hops says administrators can restrict connected tools to selected teams and make a connection read-only. Its product page says the agent asks before sensitive changes or sends through personal accounts.

How do you set it up?

The documentation starts with creating a Space. Add the relevant teammates and material, then try asking the agent to work from that context. Hops lists web, mobile and desktop clients. A team can start with one document or tracker so it can see which files the agent uses and which changes need review before relying on it for repeated work.

How does Hops charge for AI?

Core collaboration is free, according to the pricing page. AI requests consume credits from a shared pool, with usage varying by factors such as the model, the information read and the tools invoked. The publisher lists a free initial credit allowance and paid top-ups. It also describes controls for setting limits per teammate and tracking usage.