Inline suggestions
Go annotates text as you write and can surface edits, context, grammatical guidance, approved company information, and next steps without requiring a separate prompt.
Superhuman Go
Superhuman Go is an AI assistant and agent platform that provides writing help, email support, research, and workflow automation inside the tools people already use. It is designed for individuals and teams that want contextual assistance across documents, browsers, email, project tools, and connected business apps.
AI assistance inside existing work
Superhuman Go is an AI assistant and agent platform designed to provide help inside the applications and pages where people work. Instead of requiring users to open a separate chatbot and explain their context, it can surface writing suggestions as they type, respond about the current page, and offer actions from highlighted text or a connected app.
The product combines contextual assistance with a configurable team of AI agents. It can help with writing, email triage, meeting preparation and follow-through, research across connected data sources, daily work summaries, and recurring automations. Go is available through browser extensions, desktop and mobile experiences, and supports connections to selected work applications; available capabilities depend on the plan and connected services.
Core features
Context-aware assistance
A side panel and context-aware chat can discuss the page, document, or report you are viewing, while cursor actions let you highlight text in an app and invoke agent actions.
Email management
Email Assistant can sort incoming mail, reduce inbox clutter, draft replies using your voice and context, and help with follow-up work. The feature is powered by Superhuman Mail.
Agent workspace
Go supports a team of specialized agents, including Grammarly, Knowledge Checker, Daily Brief, and Email Assistant. Users can also configure custom agents for recurring workflows and routines.
Connected app context
Pre-built and custom MCP connectors let Go use information from connected applications. Examples named in the plans include Gmail, Calendar, Outlook, Slack, Jira, Linear, Asana, Confluence, Zendesk, Salesforce, HubSpot, Workday, and ServiceNow, with availability varying by plan.
Multiple work surfaces
Go can appear in browser side panels, inline text annotations, cursor actions, Slack, the Go app, and scheduled automations, allowing assistance to follow the user's current workflow.
Practical use cases
Improve writing in place
As a user drafts an email, document, or message, Go can flag unclear language, suggest edits, and provide relevant context without requiring the text to be copied into another tool.
Reduce email and meeting administration
Email Assistant can sort an inbox, draft replies in the user's voice, and help with follow-up. Connected calendar and app context can support meeting preparation and post-meeting actions.
Gather work context
Knowledge Checker and connected sources can help find evidence across company data, while Daily Brief can assemble items such as Salesforce deals, Jira tickets, meetings, and tasks that need attention.
Automate recurring handoffs
Teams can configure agents to run on a schedule or after events, such as a meeting ending or an email arriving. Go can also help turn decisions into project or CRM tickets in supported workflows.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Provides inline writing and context suggestions without requiring users to leave the current application.
- Combines built-in agents with no-code custom agents for recurring workflows.
- Can ground assistance in connected email, project, knowledge, CRM, and other business applications.
- Offers multiple interaction surfaces, including browser extensions, desktop and mobile apps, side panels, cursor actions, Slack, and scheduled automations.
Cons
- Connector availability, data access, and agent capabilities vary by plan; broader application coverage is reserved for higher tiers.
- Some capabilities are described as limited access, beta, or limited trials on lower plans.
- Useful answers and actions depend on the context available from the current surface and connected applications.
FAQ
Where can I use Superhuman Go?
Superhuman Go is available through Chrome and Edge browser extensions, desktop apps for Mac and Windows, and mobile apps for iOS and Android. It can also work inside web-based tools through its side-panel, inline, cursor, and chat experiences.
Do I have to switch tools to use Go?
No. Go is designed to work within the tools and platforms already in use, including email, documents, customer systems, project tools, and internal applications. It can use connected app context rather than requiring users to move information into a separate chat window.
What plans are available for Superhuman Go?
The Free plan includes basic inline suggestions, chat with tabs and apps, editable shareable documents, and synced conversations across desktop, mobile, and browser. Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans add progressively broader access to connectors, custom agents, and team administration.
Can I build custom agents?
Yes. Custom agents can be created without coding on Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans. They can be configured to appear while you type, on a schedule, or after an event such as a meeting ending or an email arriving. Business and Enterprise plans provide expanded or full custom-agent capabilities, including additional sharing or administration features.
What kinds of work can Go handle?
Go can provide inline writing suggestions, draft email replies, summarize or use information from connected apps, prepare meeting materials, create follow-up actions, and help turn information into tasks or tickets. The exact available workflows depend on the agent, connected applications, and plan.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI assistant and agent platform
- Platforms
- Chrome and Edge extensions, desktop apps, and iOS and Android mobile apps
- Plans
- Free, Pro, Business, and Enterprise
- Starting price
- Free plan available; paid plans include Pro from $12 per member/month billed annually
- Custom agents
- Available without coding on Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans
- Primary workflow
- Inline help, connected-app context, email assistance, and task automation
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