Toolhouse

What it does

Toolhouse lets people describe a recurring task in plain language and create an AI worker without coding. Its Agent Editor turns a task description into a structured prompt, asks follow-up questions, and configures integrations; workers can also use uploaded templates, guidelines, and reference files. The service is intended for teams and business users handling repetitive work such as research, document processing, support tickets, marketing, follow-ups, and reporting.

Workers can search the web, read webpages and documents, use a virtual computer running Python in an isolated internet-connected sandbox, generate or edit images, and connect to external services. Tasks can be delegated by email or message; Toolhouse says workers can run when a laptop is off and return completed deliverables to the inbox. Documented integrations include Gmail, Google Drive, Google Sheets, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Salesforce, and HubSpot. A connected service requires the relevant integration and access; the product’s automated actions may need review, and the documentation describes the virtual computer as internet-connected.

Toolhouse is accessed through its web app, with messaging integrations and an MCP server also described. To begin, create an account in the app, describe a task in Agent Editor, then review the worker’s prompt and configured integrations before running it. The Go plan lists $5 per 1,000 requests and says free AI usage is included with every plan; the amount of included usage and any external service or model charges are not specified here. Business pricing is custom.

What it can do

• Create and edit AI workers from plain-language task descriptions
• Automatically configure integrations and worker tools
• Search the web and social media and read webpages
• Parse documents and download files from URLs
• Run Python in an isolated, internet-connected virtual computer
• Generate and edit images

Works with

• Gmail
• Google Drive
• Google Sheets
• Slack
• Microsoft Teams
• Salesforce
• HubSpot
• MCP

Before you choose

• The virtual computer runs Python in an isolated sandbox with internet access; avoid assigning it tasks that require an unverified access boundary.
• Workers act through connected integrations, so they need the appropriate integration and account access; review actions and outputs before relying on them.
• The page lists free AI usage with every plan but does not state its amount or clarify whether separate model or connected-service charges apply.

Listed under

• Productivity
• Workflow automation
• AI workers
• Customer support
• Marketing automation
• No-code
• Sales automation
• Task automation

Get started

The documentation links to the app signup; the homepage also offers a demo.

1. Create an account through the Toolhouse app.
2. In Agent Editor, describe a recurring task in plain language and answer its follow-up questions.
3. Review the generated prompt and selected integrations, then run the worker.

The listed Go rate is per 1,000 requests; the source does not specify a billing interval or clarify whether the rate includes all model and external-service costs. Business pricing and billing terms are custom.

Source: toolhouse.ai/en, checked 1 Nov 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

Sources for this overview

Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 1 Nov 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

• Toolhouse — Repetitive tasks, done for you, by AI workers ↗toolhouse.ai
• Toolhouse ↗docs.toolhouse.ai
• About Toolhouse - AI workers for real work ↗toolhouse.ai

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