Introduction
What Dexisphere is, the kinds of work its agents take on, and how agents, tools, Records and work receipts fit together.
Dexisphere gives you AI agents for marketing and sales. You describe a job in plain language, such as finding prospects, sending a follow-up or tidying your pipeline, and an agent does the work with real tools instead of handing you a to-do list.
Everything happens in the Dexisphere app at app.dexisphere.com. These docs are user guides for that app. Dexisphere has no public API, so there are no endpoints or SDKs to learn: if you can write a message, you can run an agent.
What agents can do
Agents cover the areas you would otherwise click through by hand. The idea library in the app is grouped the same way, so each category comes with ready-made tasks.
| Category | What an agent handles | Example tools |
|---|---|---|
| Prospecting | Finds local businesses and files them into lists | find_prospects, create_list, add_to_list |
| Funnels | Builds and updates funnels and landing pages | create_funnel, update_funnel, list_funnels |
| Outreach | Drafts and sends email, SMS and WhatsApp | send_email, send_sms, send_whatsapp |
| CRM | Keeps leads, deals, tasks and appointments current | create_deal, move_deal_stage, book_appointment |
| Deliverability | Checks addresses, domains and copy before a send | verify_emails, check_sending_domain, check_email_copy |
| Analytics | Reads campaign and pipeline performance | campaign_performance, pipeline_summary |
| Business | Content drafts, research and competitor comparisons | schedule_automation, plan_usage, check_connections |
How the pieces fit together
Four things make up every piece of work in Dexisphere. Knowing them makes the rest of these docs easy to follow.
- Agents hold a name, a set of instructions and a model. You talk to an agent in chat, and it follows its instructions on every task. See Agents.
- Tools are the actions an agent can take on the server: searching leads, creating a deal, sending an email. The agent picks the tools; you never call them yourself.
- Records are read-only views of your workspace data: lists, leads, companies, deals, tasks, appointments, campaigns, funnels and analytics. They show what agents created or changed.
- Work receipts appear under a reply and list what that turn changed in Records, with each line linking to the record. See Work receipts.
You Find 20 dental clinics in Austin and put them in a new list.
Agent calls find_prospects → create_list → add_to_list
Reply Created "Austin dental clinics" with 20 leads.
Receipt Leads Added 20 leads to "Austin dental clinics"
Lists Created list "Austin dental clinics"Where agents reach you
Chat in the app is the main place to work, but each agent can also be linked to WhatsApp, Telegram or the browser extension with a short pairing code. Outreach goes out through the senders you connect, such as your SMTP mailbox, Gmail or a Twilio number. See Channels and Connectors.
Staying in control
- Ask before sending makes an agent show the draft, the recipients and its checks, then wait for your go-ahead.
- The sending switch stops an agent from sending anything. It can still research and draft.
- Work receipts show what changed after every turn, so nothing happens out of sight.
Next steps
- QuickstartCreate an account, hand your first task to an agent, read its work receipt and connect a sender, in about five minutes.
- AgentsCreate an agent from a task, shape its instructions, pick its model, start new conversations, attach images and schedule recurring work.
- ConnectorsConnect the mailboxes, SMS senders, prospect sources and email platforms your agents work with, by OAuth, API key or in the Macrid app.
- ApprovalsKeep a human in the loop: make an agent ask before it sends, answer with one tap, and use the sending switch to stop all sends.