Cue

Cue is positioned as an autonomous Personal AI Agent that can operate with its own communication and payment IDEntities rather than simply borrowing a user's account. It is offered as a desktop and mobile CLIent and is designed to cARRy out multi-step real-world tasks, including travel bookings, APPointments, business communication, research, and purchASIng. Its mAIn differentiator is that each Agent can be assigned a dedicated phone number, email address, controlled wallet, and isolated cloud workspace, allowing it to keep working even when the user is offline.

What it does

Cue turns natural-language instructions and uploaded materials into planned ACTions. An agent can break a request into steps, contact third-party services by phone or email, visit web pages, fill fORMs, compare options, request quotes, and consolidate results. The product emphasizes real-world errands rather than text-only chat, with examples such as checking hotel details, arranging repairs, booking medical appointments, or handling team polls. It can also read images such as error codes, receipts, or manuals and use that Information to continue a task.

Key capabilities

• Independent agent identity: Dedicated phone, email, wallet, and cloud-computer components let the agent act as a separate representative under user-DeFined permissions.
• Long-running task execution: Agents can continue multi-step workflows after the user goes offline and report back with summaries and communication records.
• multimodal input: Text Prompts and images can be combined to support troubleshooting, research, and service requests.
• Permission controls and audit logs: Users can configure tool, payment, and communication access, review logs, revoke permissions, and require approval for high-risk actions.
• Multiple isolated agents: Separate agents can be created for home, work, or purchasing tasks with different permission scopes.

Who it is for

Cue is aimed at users who regularly handle bookings, appointments, email follow-ups, service inquiries, and other repetitive offline-to-online coordination. It may appeal to busy Professionals, frequent travelers, and people who want an AI representative to handle initial vendor communication. Because the described service ecosystem is internationally oriented, users outside those markets may find fewer usable integrations and should expect uneven coveRAGe.

How to get started

Based on the product description, users install the desktop or mobile client, create an agent, and choose which identity components and permissions to enable. They then provide a natural-language task and any supporting files or images. The agent plans the steps, performs allowed actions, pauses for approval when required, and returns a result summary. Exact onboarding steps and supported regions may vary.

Pricing and access caveat

The product is described as having a free trial quota and paid subscription tiers, with higher plans unlocking more agents, longer task chains, larger cloud workspaces, and additional call or email quotas. Specific prices, quotas, and plan names may vary by region and over time. Access may require a VPN in some locations, and tasks involving payments, medical matters, or legal issues should be reviewed by a human. Third-party platforms may also reject AI-agent requests, so results are not guaranteed.