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Introducing Base44 Superagents. AI agents built with managed infrastructure, secured by default, one-click integrations, and 24/7 execution from the start. Everything is taken care of so you can focus on what your agent does, not how to get it running. That means no API keys to juggle, no config...

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Base448 months ago

Live now:

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Spencer Baggins8 months ago

You’re telling me I can spin up an AI agent that: • connects to my tools • runs 24/7 • remembers everything • triggers actions automatically …and I don’t have to touch a single config file?? This is either the future of work or the beginning of my unemployment.

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Zephyr8 months ago

I spent hours setting up OpenClaw last week. Base44 had a working agent in under 10 minutes. Not even close.

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Gina Acosta8 months ago

A lot of agent platforms are impressive in theory. Base44 is one of the few that actually feels usable the second you touch it.

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Amir Makir8 months ago

the “no API keys no config” sounds great until you need to do one custom thing and realize you’re locked in

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Maor Shlomo8 months ago

This is the most excited I’ve been about something the long time

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avrl ☘8 months ago

Ever since we saw OpenClaw explode in popularity, these competitors are popping up left & right. Some of them are building on top of it like Pico and NanoClaw, but some build on the side with way easier setup to start, this will bridge the gap b/w tech & non-tech people to use AI

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George Hanu | Coding with AI8 months ago

Honestly the no API keys, no config, no maintenance part is the real hook here 😅 How many agent ideas die before launch just because the setup becomes its own side quest?

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CG8 months ago

AI agents are finally accessible to normies

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Robert Scoble8 months ago

Now that I'm building, this is very helpful.

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Chubby♨️8 months ago

Lets freaking go!

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Chase Dimond | Email Marketing Nerd 📧8 months ago

The fact that it connects to Slack, Gmail, Calendar, WhatsApp, and Telegram out of the box is clutch.

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Lambo 👑8 months ago

This is what we've been waiting for.

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Karan8 months ago

Just tested it for a few minutes Way easier than I expected

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Zeff8 months ago

I’ve been using Base44 for a while now, and I already have an app going through the $AAPL App Store submission process. Absolute game changer

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Rohan Paul8 months ago

Can an agent react to an external webhook, or is the system built to only recognize triggers from connected applications?

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Mikael8 months ago

"Send out an invite to @the_P_God and @alleiigh to day drink tomorrow, make no mistakes"

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aditya8 months ago

The gap between AI demos and real execution is finally closing

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Atul Kumar8 months ago

Can the agents handle multi-step workflows across different platforms? Like pulling data from Gmail, processing it, and pushing results to a Google Sheet?

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Brady Long8 months ago

Yooooo this is about to be me using Superagent

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Ori Mannheim8 months ago

This is super exciting! Had a chance to test it and was shocked by how easy it was to set up and already get some tasks for me

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Chris8 months ago

What model under the hood?

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Toha Khan8 months ago

The safety question is the real one. If 250M Wix users start deploying autonomous agents that send emails and manage calendars, the platform that gets safety right wins. Everything else is a footnote.

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Mujeeb Ahmed8 months ago

The open-source crowd will always exist. But the mass market? That belongs to whoever makes it easiest. Right now that's Base44 and it's not even close

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Krishna Agrawal8 months ago

This is the first time I've used an AI agent that actually felt like it was built for me and not for engineers.

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The AI Colony8 months ago

We love seeing tools that remove the infrastructure headache. It lets builders focus on ideas instead of configuration.

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OneManSaas8 months ago

The infrastructure nightmare is real. I've built multiple SaaS products and spent more time fighting deployment configs than building features. When you need things to actually work without constant babysitting, managed solutions like this become essential.

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Dhiran8 months ago

finally no more api key juggling at 3am... my sanity thanks you

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Akansha Khandelwal8 months ago

Very cool launch. Making autonomous agents this accessible is going to bring a lot more people into the space.

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Amira Zairi8 months ago

The fact that it connects to Slack, Gmail, Calendar, WhatsApp, and Telegram out of the box... this is what I've been waiting for

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Tony Simons8 months ago

I'm very curious to see how this works. Checking this out now and would love a few credits if you still have any to spare!

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Base448 months ago

Yes! Dm us

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Alvaro Cintas8 months ago

Had a chance to try it out and it worked incredibly good

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João²8 months ago

Curious to try it out

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Amit8 months ago

Wow, this is genuinely amazing. The setup took me maybe 3 minutes. I've never seen anything this easy.

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Rony8 months ago

The WhatsApp and Telegram integrations are a massive unlock for teams that don't live in Slack. This meets people where they already are.

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