The model chooses, inside limits
A step can hand a model a conversation and a set of tools, and let it pick which to use. It cannot reach a tool its code did not offer it.
Describe the agent’s job in plain words and AI builds it. Code does the steps you already know, a model handles the ones that need judgment, and you can see which is which before it runs. The same input takes the same path, and the agent can act through any of 1,400+ tools.
Three steps, whether the agent answers questions, triages an inbox or writes a report.
What starts it, what it may use, what a good result looks like, and where a person should decide.
AI writes the agent once, as code. The map shows each step, and which of them ask a model.
On a schedule, on a webhook from another app, or on each message in Slack or Telegram.
Real briefs for the same kind of job. Pick one and Whenever writes it against your accounts; the code is yours to change from there.
Judgment where it helps; code everywhere else.
A step can hand a model a conversation and a set of tools, and let it pick which to use. It cannot reach a tool its code did not offer it.
Looking up the order, writing the row, sending the email: plain code that runs the same way every time and spends no tokens.
AI building is free within weekly usage limits. During runs, model tokens are spent only in the steps that ask a model, and draw on the separate runtime AI allowance every plan includes before they are billed on top.
A tool for making software that takes a job, decides some of the steps itself and acts in your apps. On Whenever you describe the job, AI writes the agent once, and a model is asked only where the job needs judgment.
Yes. Describe what the agent does in plain words, test it against real inputs, and publish it. What Whenever writes is code, which you can read or hand to a developer, but you never have to write it.
Only in the steps that need one. A chat agent replies with a model on each message; a report agent may ask a model once to summarise and do everything else in code.
An agent works out its next step as it goes; a workflow follows steps decided in advance. Most business jobs are a workflow with one or two judgment calls, which is what Whenever builds.
Sources reviewed September 30, 2026.
Say what the job is and where it needs judgment. Whenever builds it and runs it the same way every time.