Superhuman Go Scales Agent Ecosystem With New Partner Agents From Box, Gamma, and Wayground (opens in new tab)
Superhuman Go expands Grammarly’s workflow assistant with agents that connect enterprise knowledge, create visual content, support learning, and improve communication. These integrations let users work directly from their existing context instead of switching between tools, while keeping tasks such as document reuse, presentation creation, research, and feedback in one workflow. ## Enterprise Knowledge and Workflow Automation - **Box** connects document repositories to Go, allowing users to: - Create Box documents in the appropriate folders. - Search existing files for summaries, extracted information, and reusable knowledge. - Find the latest document versions while keeping Box as the source of truth. - **Common Room** brings buyer intelligence from multiple channels into users’ workflows. - **Fireflies** surfaces meeting summaries, action items, and key decisions to speed up follow-up. - **Parallel** checks facts, recommends citations, and adds real-time data for more credible work. - **Latimer** combines internal search with bias detection to support precise, fair writing. ## Visual Content Creation - **Gamma** turns notes, documents, and meeting recaps into polished, structured presentation decks. - **Napkin AI** converts written content into visual frameworks designed to improve clarity and drive action. ## Interactive Learning - **Wayground** creates quizzes and flashcards from content visible on screen, including emails, documents, slides, and web pages. - **Quizlet** transforms notes, essays, and other written materials into flashcards with a single prompt. - **Speechify** supports listening at speeds up to 4.5 times faster using AI voices designed to improve comprehension. ## Communication, Feedback, and Compliance - **Radical Candor®** helps users handle difficult feedback using Kim Scott’s framework. - **Saifr** assists financial organizations with clear, compliant public communications by detecting regulatory risks and suggesting safer language. ## Building Custom Agents - The Superhuman Agents SDK and MCP client allow organizations to build agents that operate across Go. - The SDK is currently in private beta, with applications available for organizations interested in developing their own agents. Superhuman Go is available to Grammarly users through its Chrome and Edge browser extensions, with Mac and Windows support planned. Together, the integrations position Go as a central workspace for turning existing information into documents, presentations, learning materials, research, and compliant communications without constant tool switching.