Base44 Superagents Can Now Message You Proactively
Base44Base44 new Superagents can now message users unprompted when something needs attention, such as a deadline mentioned earlier or an urgent email, and offer to help. Users stay in control and can ask in chat to pause updates, mute a topic, or set quiet hours.
Key Takeaways
- Base44 new Superagents can message users unprompted when something needs attention.
- Examples of triggers are a deadline mentioned earlier and an urgent email.
- The Superagent offers to help with the item, not just a notification.
- Users can pause updates by asking in chat.
- Users can mute a single topic without silencing everything.
- Quiet hours can be set conversationally, with no settings page needed.
Superagents That Reach Out First
Base44 changed how new Superagents behave in messaging channels. Until now a Superagent mostly waited for the user to start a conversation. New Superagents can now send a message on their own when something needs attention, then offer to help with it.
What Triggers a Message
Base44 gives two examples of what can prompt an update: a deadline the user mentioned in an earlier conversation, and an urgent email that arrives in a connected account. In both cases the Superagent surfaces the item and proposes a next step instead of leaving the user to remember it.
Staying in Control
Proactive messaging can be noisy, so Base44 built the controls into the conversation itself. Users can ask the Superagent in chat to pause updates, mute a specific topic, or set quiet hours. No separate settings screen is needed to tune how often it reaches out.
Who Gets It
The change applies to new Superagents. This moves Superagents closer to an assistant that watches for things on the user's behalf, rather than a chatbot that only answers.