
Review gate
Agents mark deviations and wait for your approve.
Hand Morrow agents a job—not just a prompt. They take routines, tangled integrations, and gateway projects from brief to done—with tools, gates, and deliverables you review.

Agents mark deviations and wait for your approve.

Recurring jobs on the same key as chat and files.

Agents assemble a campaign readout next to usage—ready for your review.
Hand off recurring jobs—research, drafts, transforms—while you keep the approve points.
Agents move from a sketch to editable deliverables on familiar OpenAI-compatible request shapes.
The same general agent pattern across teams—tools, gates, and citations—not a pile of chat bots.
Marketing agent
Same Morrow agent pattern—brief in, draft out, brand and model gates, approve before anything ships. Built for campaign work without a separate product brand.
Plain-language brief → structured outline you edit.
Drafts pause for brand or owner sign-off.
Segment sketch + message variants—no lift claims.
First-pass posts, landing outline, or email skeleton from bullets.
Notes → reviewable readout outline.
Suggested updates and follow-ups—show before save.
Brief in → goals, channels, and asset checklist you edit before invite.
Three draft posts pause at the brand gate until you approve.
Channel notes → a reviewable readout outline—no auto-publish.
Same tools and gates—Marketing is a lens, not a different product.
Morrow agents reach workplace surfaces through lightweight connectors—same gateway key, abstract marks only. Hover a node to see the path light up.

“…we stopped wiring five vendors and let Morrow agents ship one gateway the same afternoon. It felt like a strategic partner on the request path.”
Tell an agent what you need like you’d tell a colleague. Morrow keeps contracts consistent so iteration stays in the product, not the plumbing.
Keys, model gates, and invite access live in your console. Agents cite the path they used and wait when you prefer review-first.
Keep OpenAI-shaped clients, projects, and eval harnesses—point agents at Morrow and reuse what already works.
Six capability groups agents use around one Morrow gateway — same auth, same Field Guide at /API.
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Align chat, images, files, and batch on one story for engineering handoff.
View Field GuideMorrow is the product home for general agents on our invite-gated AI gateway. Agents take jobs—not just prompts—across chat, responses, images, files, and batch. Live API Field Guide: /API.
You hand Morrow a task with tools, gates, and review. Agents cite the path, wait when you prefer review-first, and keep capabilities on one key.
A vertical lens on the same general agent: briefs, brand gates, assets, and campaign readouts—still approve-first.
Registration is invitation-based. Use Try Morrow to start with an invite code, then mint a key for your agents.
Open 转换 → API or go to /API. That page keeps the existing Field Guide skin—gateway paths are unchanged.
Yes. Point existing SDKs at the Morrow base URL, keep request shapes, and let agents reuse your fixtures and eval harnesses.
You do. Keys, allowlists, and invite access live in the console. Agents operate inside those bounds.
Chat completions, structured responses, images, file transforms, and batch jobs—five capability families on one gateway auth story.
Rhythm follows a public overview reference; brand, mark, and copy are Morrow’s—no third-party trademarks.
Invite-only · agents on one gateway key · Field Guide at /API