Before it starts, it reads up
You introduce it in #general and ask it to read up on the channel's history. It goes through the messages, docs and code, then reports how much it read.
Add Super-Agents to your team chats. They take on work by themselves and get better every week.
See what Lobe AI gets done, from its first day in your team chat onward.
You add it to your team chat and ask it to read up. By lunch it has gone through the history and said hello to everyone.
You introduce it in #general and ask it to read up on the channel's history. It goes through the messages, docs and code, then reports how much it read.
Someone posts a feature request in Discord and nobody assigns it. Lobe AI takes it on, and you only step in once, to accept the result.
Ivy asks for Markdown export and a few people +1 it. Lobe AI has "Speak up on its own" turned on, so it creates the task without being tagged, and says it will ping you when there's something to accept.
Claude Code writes the code. Every check in the delivery comes with a screenshot or recording, and you can send back any that's off. Once you accept, the PR merges.
After the merge, it replies in the original thread so the people who asked know it's live, and saves what it learned.
Everyone now has their own agent, and design, releases and docs each have a dedicated one. Lobe AI is still learning when to speak up and when to stay quiet.
Home lists what your agents finished, what's still running, and what needs your decision.
Each practice gets checked, and every mistake becomes a lesson. Two months in, it's right 78% of the time, still under the 90% line, and the lesson it keeps breaking is flagged for you to teach again.
When it started, it got about half of these right. Now it rarely misses, and every correction you gave it has become a lesson it keeps.
The Self-evolving page shows every direction it practices, what you taught it, and whether it has used each one since.
Start with one, and add more when you need them.
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