Scribe watches you do a task once and writes the documentation for it: numbered steps, screenshots, the lot. Optimize then analyses the captured workflows for inefficiencies and automation candidates, and Workflow AI uses the same recordings to train agents on how the business actually operates.
Process documentation is universally required and universally rotten, because writing it is nobody’s job and it is stale within a quarter. Capturing it as a by-product of doing the work once removes the reason it never gets written. Using those same recordings as agent training data is the genuinely new part: an agent needs to know the real process, not the one in the outdated wiki.
Scribe AI Corporation reports 6 million users and presence in 94 percent of the Fortune 500, with a desktop app for Windows and Mac, Chrome and Edge extensions, and an API. No pricing appears on the landing page, captured screenshots often contain data that has to be redacted before sharing, and documentation captured from one person’s path records how they do it rather than how it should be done.
