Why we built starbase
This is command center where AI agents run and execute work on your behalf at scale. Instead of manually handling tasks like research, outreach, campaign creation, or data analysis, you deploy agents that continuously perform these jobs for you.
From one place, you can coordinate multiple agents working in parallel, helping founders and teams turn strategy into execution faster while scaling their operations without adding more manual effort.
Assemble your team of AI agents
Bring specialized agents together in one workspace so they can divide the work, execute in parallel, and help you get things done.
Give your AI agent team goals
Describe a goal, and Starbase turns it into a live execution plan with tasks, agents, tools, and outcomes you can track.
Create or bring your own agents
Generate new agents from a description, or register existing agents and automations from platforms like n8n.
Your AI chief of staff
Starbase keeps your operations moving by coordinating specialists, monitoring progress, and surfacing the next action.
Operator
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Starbase
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Spark
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Meet Spark,
your operator
at Starbase
Spark is the operating layer of Starbase. It acts like a Chief Product Officer for your company, understanding your goals, breaking down what needs to happen, and deploying specialized agents to execute the work.
Instead of managing dozens of tools or coordinating workflows yourself, Spark orchestrates the right agents at the right time to move your company forward.
Frequently
asked questions
Spark is the operating layer inside Starbase. You give it a goal, and it coordinates the right agents, breaks the work into execution steps, and keeps progress moving without you having to manually orchestrate every tool.
Yes. Starbase is designed to work with both native agents and external automations, so teams can plug in existing workflows, connect specialists, and run everything from one command layer.
Teams can use Starbase for research, campaign execution, operations coordination, reporting, and repetitive multi-step processes where several tools or agents need to work together in sequence.
No. Spark is meant to reduce that overhead. Instead of manually coordinating agents one by one, you set direction and review outcomes while Spark handles delegation, timing, and execution flow.
