Copilot

Bridge is the copilot that lives inside BridgeApp. It already knows your workspace, so instead of explaining context every time, you can just ask. Summon it the same way you’d get a colleague’s attention: mention @Bridge in any conversation.

What Bridge can do

Bridge is a generalist, ready to help with the everyday work that eats your time:

Answer questions about your workspace in plain language — “What are our open priorities this week?” or “Where did we land on the pricing change?”
Summarize long chats and meetings, so you can catch up in seconds instead of scrolling.
Extract action items from a discussion and turn them into tasks your team can track.
Help you make sense of data in your databases — totals, trends, a quick read on what’s there.
Help you manage your work — drafting, organizing, prioritizing, and nudging things forward.

Where you’ll find it

Bridge is available across the places you already work — chats, tasks, documents, and databases. The simplest way to reach it is to mention it: type @Bridge followed by your request.

@Bridge summarize the last 20 messages in this channel
@Bridge turn the decisions above into tasks in the Launch project
@Bridge what changed in the Pricing doc this week?

When you mention Bridge, it joins the conversation and replies right there — everyone in the chat can see the question and the answer, which keeps your team on the same page.

Good first prompts

If you’re not sure where to start, try one of these in a busy channel or on a task:

“Catch me up on what I missed here.”
“Draft a friendly reply to the message above.”
“What are the action items from today’s standup?”
“Pull the key numbers from the Q3 Leads database.”

Bridge vs. agents

Bridge is the ready-made generalist. When you find yourself asking for the same kind of help over and over — handling support questions, writing release notes, triaging incoming requests — that’s a sign you want a purpose-built agent instead. Agents are teammates you design once and reuse.