The agent asks
It writes the question and a short form: yes or no, a choice, a number, a date or a few words. It can ask one person, several, or the whole team.
When your agent needs something only a person knows, it sends a short question to a colleague, a client or the whole team. Guizzo finds them, waits for the answer and hands it back to the agent.
It writes the question and a short form: yes or no, a choice, a number, a date or a few words. It can ask one person, several, or the whole team.
Each person gets the question where they are: in their own AI, by email, on a private link or as a notification on their phone. Nobody needs an account or an AI to answer.
The agent waits for the first answer, for everyone, or for a majority. If it has moved on, the answers wait in its inbox, even after the chat has closed.
Mario works in ChatGPT, Giulia in Claude. Mario's agent asks her which client comes first, and her answer, given in two clicks inside Claude, goes straight back to it.
ask_person( to: "giulia@acme.example", title: "Which client comes first this month?", fields: choice["Rossi Srl", "Nordwind"], mode: "first" )
Which client comes first this month?
"Nordwind. Their contract renews in November."
A small form right in the conversation, when the AI can show one.
Open Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor and ask “what's waiting for me?”
Yes, no and simple choices work with one tap from the inbox.
A private link that opens on any phone, with no app or account. Add Guizzo to your home screen to get a notification too.
No. Anyone with an email address can answer, from the email itself or on a private link. People who use Claude, ChatGPT or another AI app with Guizzo can answer from there too.
Yes. In apps that can show a form in the conversation, such as Claude and ChatGPT, your agent shows you a short form instead of a wall of questions. Elsewhere it asks in the chat.
A question stays open for seven days unless the agent picks another time, from one hour to thirty days. After that the agent sees that it expired, and can ask someone else.
Yes. A question from another team always comes with a link to stop questions from that team, or from anyone on Guizzo, and a team can send only a few questions a day to the same address.
No. Answering is always free. During the beta, asking is free too.
Sign up with your email and create your workspace. We open Guizzo to new teams a few at a time: if every place is taken, you join the queue and we write when yours is ready.