AI agent examples are public accounts of AI agents that named companies built and run, each summarized from one primary source: a conference talk, a blog post, a report or a post by the team that built it. Every entry states what the company built, how the system works, the results the source reports, and the limits of that evidence.
TL;DR: This collection summarizes real AI agents from named companies, such as the hiring agent at LinkedIn, the sales assistant at Apollo.io and the trust agents at Airbnb. Each entry restates one public source in plain words, attributes every number to the speaker or author, and ends with a critical assessment. The companies are not affiliated with Taskade. Most sources are talks from 2025 and 2026, and the reported results come from the teams themselves.
Selection and fact-check method
Each entry follows the same rules:
- One primary source. The entry summarizes one public talk, post or report by the team that built the system. It does not draw on news coverage or on other summaries.
- Our own words. The entry restates the source in plain words, with at most two short quotes, each attributed to its speaker.
- Every number anchored. Each number in an entry maps to a timestamp in the talk or a page in the report. A claim without an anchor does not ship.
- Attributed results. Every result reads as "{speaker} reports …". No entry presents a company's number as a Taskade finding.
- A disclosure line. Each entry states that the company is not affiliated with Taskade.
- Regular link checks. We re-check every source link each quarter.
Each entry has the same sections: the system the company built, its architecture, the results the source reports, a critical assessment, a short guide to building a similar system in Taskade, and three related examples.
All examples
The table lists the newest source first.
For the six patterns that these examples share, read What 12 Production AI Agent Deployments Have in Common.
| Company |
What they built |
Source type |
Source published |
Link |
| JPMorgan Chase |
Jarvis, an assembly line that builds agents |
YouTube talk |
2026-09-29 |
Read |
| Apollo.io |
A sales assistant rebuilt on deep agents |
YouTube talk |
2026-09-29 |
Read |
| Airbnb |
Trust agents that can abstain and hand off to a human |
YouTube talk |
2026-09-29 |
Read |
| Weber Shandwick and Focused |
An agent factory for brand agents |
YouTube talk |
2026-09-29 |
Read |
| Vercel |
A data science agent rebuilt around a file system |
YouTube talk |
2026-09-14 |
Read |
| LinkedIn |
A hiring agent for small businesses |
YouTube talk |
2026-07-22 |
Read |
| Clay |
Go-to-market agents at 350 million runs a month |
YouTube talk |
2026-06-24 |
Read |
| Vercel |
An agent that qualifies inbound sales leads |
Blog post |
2026-01-23 |
Read |
| Rippling |
Admin agents across HR, payroll and IT |
YouTube fireside chat |
2025-11-26 |
Read |
| Salesforce |
Support and sales agents on its own product |
Podcast video |
2025-08-29 |
Read |
| LinkedIn |
Hiring Assistant and the agent framework behind it |
YouTube talk |
2025-06-13 |
Read |
| Anthropic |
Ad copy sub-agents from a one-person marketing team |
PDF report |
2025-06-03 |
Read |
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