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AI in BridgeApp

AI in BridgeApp isn’t a chatbot bolted onto the corner of the screen. Because your messages, tasks, documents, and data all live in the same workspace, the AI can actually see your work — and that makes it helpful in a way a generic assistant never can be.

There are two ways AI shows up, and it’s worth knowing the difference from the start.

The two flavors of AI

	Bridge copilot	Agents
What it is	A general-purpose assistant, always on	Purpose-built teammates you create
Who sets it up	Already there for everyone	You design each one for a job
Best for	Quick help, summaries, questions	Repeatable roles and workflows
Where it lives	Everywhere — just mention it	Chats, tasks, flows — wherever you put it

Bridge is the copilot. Think of it as a sharp colleague who has read everything in your workspace and is happy to help at a moment’s notice. You don’t configure it — you just ask. Learn more on Copilot.

Agents are custom AI teammates you build for a specific role — a support responder, a release note writer, a data wrangler. You give each one a personality, knowledge, and tools, then put it to work. Start with Agents.

Why context changes everything

Most AI tools start every conversation as a stranger. BridgeApp’s AI starts knowing your world. When everything — chats, tasks, pages, databases — sits in one workspace, the copilot and your agents can draw on all of it. Ask “what did we decide about the launch date?” and the answer can come from an actual conversation, not a guess.

A quick map of this section

Copilot — what Bridge can do and how to summon it.
Agents — build your own AI teammates.
Tools & knowledge — give an agent abilities and context.
Skills & rules — teach an agent your team’s way of working.
Agents in your workspace — put agents to work in tasks, chats, and flows.
BridgeApp AI & Magic Coder — how the in-platform AI relates to the Magic Coder coding agent.