Artificial intelligence communications infrastructure company Bird.com unveiled a revamped Agentic Harness platform that now lets AI agents send messages, place calls, manage email, and even get their own eSIM phone plan on Bird's network.
Bird's revamped platform includes a new layer, its Agentic Harness, for AI agents to use Bird's products via the technical protocols they rely on to connect to software, with full access to create, update, and manage information across Bird's systems on their own. Operational mechanics, including how message delivery differs by country and how to reach an inbox differently depending on the provider, can now be executed without a human in the loop.
Further, the platform connects to multiple major AI models.
"The world is filling up with AI agents. They can reason, plan, and decide. But an agent that can't send the email, fire the text, or pick up the phone never actually achieves anything," said Robert Vis, founder and CEO of Bird.com, in a statement. "We've built the layer that lets AI take actions in the real world. With Bird, every app or web application can communicate through ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor, making the agent economy work."