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Omni is your AI forward-deployed engineer experience: the place where teams describe a business outcome and turn it into an agent-powered application. With Omni, users can create Agentic Applications that combine a backend AI agent with a live frontend experience made of chat, UI components, reports, dashboards, and visualizations. Omni is available across the channels where work already happens, including Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, and email.

Omni in action.

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How Omni works

Omni helps you move from a business outcome to a working Agentic Application.
  1. You describe the outcome you want users to experience.
  2. Omni helps design the application: a frontend experience and the backend agent that powers it.
  3. Omni connects the model, skills, tools, and data the agent needs.
  4. Work runs through the agent and is tracked in Tasks, with files and reusable context kept in the Agent Workspace.
  5. Live surfaces, reports, and dashboards present the result so teammates can open, review, and share it.

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What you can build with Omni

Omni helps teams build Agentic Applications for real business workflows:
  • A frontend experience made of chat, live surfaces, reports, dashboards, and UI components
  • A backend agent with the model, skills, tools, system prompt, and data access the workflow needs
  • Connections to the tools, APIs, files, and business systems where work happens
  • Shareable applications that teammates can open and act on together
Omni interface overview

Omni - your AI forward-deployed engineer across every channel.

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Example

“Can you build me a Redshift Analyzer?”
Omni can gather requirements, design the frontend experience, create the backend agent, attach the right connector and tools, and produce the first live surface - then report back when the application is ready.
Omni building a Redshift Analyzer from a request

Omni building an Agentic Application from a single request.

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When to use Omni

Use Omni when a workflow needs a shared application around agent work: something with context, tools, outputs, owners, review, and sharing. Good fits include customer escalation workspaces, cloud cost analysis, security and AppSec reviews, compliance evidence collection, data reporting and investigation, IT service desk workflows, executive briefings, and operational dashboards. If you only need to configure a single agent or run a one-off task, you don’t need an Agentic Application. Omni is for turning that work into something a team can use.

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Omni and Custom Agents

A Custom Agent is the worker: it understands the task, uses tools, reads data, and takes action. An Agentic Application is the experience built around that worker: the place where users ask, review, track, share, and act on the work. Omni creates the application and connects it to the agents, tools, tasks, context, reports, dashboards, and live surfaces it needs. For how Omni fits with the rest of the platform, see What is xpander.ai?.