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Wrike launches AI Agents for autonomous workflow intelligence. Wrike, the intelligent work management platform, has officially taken AI beyond simple chat-based assistance and embedded it directly into everyday workflows with the general availability of Wrike AI Agents. After generating strong anticipation during its preview at Wrike Collaborate 2025, the company is now delivering what it calls agentic collaborative work management where AI doesn't just provide recommendations but actively executes complex tasks alongside human teams in a secure and governed environment. Notably, Wrike customers have already embraced this shift. During the preview phase alone, the platform saw a staggering 4,900% surge in active AI users, highlighting how quickly organizations are adopting autonomous digital workers. As a result, many businesses are experiencing immediate productivity gains, with some reporting savings of up to 10 hours per week per employee. "Last year, we promised the future of human-to-AI collaboration," said Thomas Scott, CEO of Wrike. "Today, we are delivering the reality. The market is fatigued by AI tools that look impressive in demos but fail to function inside complex enterprise environments. We've moved beyond the hype. Our customers aren't just 'chatting' with AI. They are deploying digital team members that understand their business context, adhere to their governance, and do the heavy lifting so their teams can focus on innovation." Rapid adoption signals a new era of work. Importantly, Wrike AI Agents are already making a measurable impact. Agents now account for 23% of all AI traffic, showing they are taking the lead in daily operations. Furthermore, AI penetration in enabled accounts has grown from just 1% to 53%, proving that AI is quickly becoming standard across entire teams. In addition, January 2026 marked a major milestone, as AI actions during that month nearly matched all actions recorded throughout 2025. This explosive growth demonstrates how fast agentic work management is accelerating. From early feedback to real business value. Before today's general release, Wrike partnered closely with enterprise customers to ensure its AI Agents solve real-world challenges rather than theoretical problems. Feedback from early adopters directly influenced new capabilities such as Multi-Actions, which allow a single agent to execute multiple steps, and Agent Chaining, enabling sequential workflows across multiple agents. Beyond the three built-in agents Risk Status Reporter, Triaging, and Intake customers can now create custom digital workers using the Wrike Agent Builder. Customers already seeing results. Leading organizations in design, healthcare, and manufacturing are already benefiting. Varsity Yearbook streamlined routing processes dramatically. "I single-handedly manage a massive Wrike environment... With Wrike AI Agents, I replaced that entire list with one intelligent agent," said Ali Moses, Process Improvement Administrator at Varsity Yearbook. Similarly, the College of American Pathologists simplified innovation intake. "With Wrike AI Agents, our intake form is essentially one required free-text field... The tedious work is offloaded to the agents; the human work is in the judgment," said Nathan Jones, Senior Director at the College of American Pathologists. Bioworld International also improved workflow consistency. "With Wrike AI Agents... it cleans up the task workspace and handles the small, mundane tasks," said Maria Phillips, Designer at Bioworld. "We believe the people closest to the work are best equipped to optimize it," said Alexey Korotich, CPO at Wrike. Built for enterprise trust. Finally, Wrike emphasizes security and transparency. Only space admins can deploy agents, and customers can view the reasoning behind every AI-driven action, eliminating black-box concerns and building trust for enterprise adoption.

Wrike, a work management platform, has launched Wrike AI Agents, moving beyond conversational AI to autonomous workflow execution. The company reported a 4,900% surge in active AI users during the preview phase, with customers saving up to 10 hours per week per employee. The platform now features agents that execute complex workflows autonomously. AI actions in January 2026 nearly equalled all of 2025, whilst AI penetration in enabled accounts grew from 1% to 53%. Agents now represent 23% of all AI traffic. Early adopters include Varsity Yearbook, which replaced 30 automation rules with a single agent, and the College of American Pathologists, which streamlined its innovation intake process. Wrike AI Agents are available for Business, Pinnacle and Apex plan customers, with enterprise-grade security controls ensuring only space admins can deploy agents.