Puffle

Puffle is an AI teammate designed to work inside a company's existing chat and tooling. According to its website, it combines shared chats, a unified company memory, and its own computer to carry out real work such as recurring reports, issue triage, and web testing.

What It Is

Puffle is a workspace AI agent that team members talk to in shared chats, including Slack and email channels. It connects to tools such as GitHub, Linear, Notion, Vercel, and Granola, plus custom MCP server connections, so it can look up pull requests, file issues, and read meeting notes from within a conversation.

Memory and Shared Context

Puffle keeps an organization-level memory covering workspace facts, conventions, shared systems, and personal user preferences. The site shows proposed memories waiting for human approval, with nothing saved until someone approves it. Docs cover memory and file drives for company knowledge.

Automations and Computer Execution

Automations can run on schedules or be triggered by events such as emails, pull requests, and webhooks, for example daily standup notes, weekly metrics digests, and release note drafts. Puffle also runs on its own machine, where it browses websites, runs scripts, edits files, and returns screenshots and recordings as proof of finished work.

Security and Governance

The site describes per-organization encrypted databases, credentials held in a vault rather than in the model or sandbox, and approval prompts before sensitive actions like deleting files or changing production data. It also lists org-wide model policies (OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI Grok, GLM, DeepSeek, or bring-your-own key), monthly spend caps, and audit logs of commands and tool calls.