You already know what you want to say: the numbers, the narrative, the point you’re trying to make. What eats the hour isn’t the thinking, it’s the formatting, the layout, the time spent aligning boxes in a slide no one will remember. Work skips straight to the output. Describe what you need. Get a finished document, presentation, website, or infographic — structured, styled, and ready to use.

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The Gap This Closes

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What You Can Create

Documents

Reports, proposals, briefs, and memos — structured the moment they’re generated, not after.

Presentations

Hand it a narrative or a pile of notes, get back a deck with structure and hierarchy already built in.

Websites

Describe the purpose and the audience, get a working page — not a wireframe.

Infographics

The numbers and comparisons that shouldn’t be another paragraph, turned into something people actually look at.

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How It Works

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Describe It

Plain language, no template hunting.
“Create a five-slide presentation summarizing our Q3 performance for the leadership team.”
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Get a Real Draft

Not an outline. Not placeholder boxes with “content here.” A structured, formatted, styled first pass — the part that normally eats the first hour.
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Refine by Asking

No rebuilding.
“Make the summary shorter.” → “Add a comparison slide.” → “Turn this into an infographic.”
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Use It

Export it, present it, publish it, send it.

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Why Teams Reach for It

  • It kills the blank page. The hardest thirty minutes of any deliverable — gone before you start.
  • It doesn’t require a design tool. A polished result shouldn’t depend on who on the team knows Figma.
  • One workflow, not four. Docs, decks, sites, and infographics through the same conversation.
  • Changing direction costs one sentence. Not a redo.

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Where It Fits

Sigma gives teams a few different ways to put AI to work. Agent Harness builds AI teammates around a role. FLO to Sigma lets those Agents call your existing automations. Work is where an idea becomes something you can actually hand to someone. Thinking, doing, delivering — one platform, three ways in.

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What People Actually Ask For

  • Sales — “Turn these meeting notes into a client-ready proposal.”
  • Product — “A five-slide update: what shipped, what’s next, the key metrics.”
  • Marketing — “A landing page for the new product, aimed at enterprise buyers.”
  • Leadership — “An executive deck from this quarter’s numbers — what changed, why, what’s next.”
  • Operations — “Turn this process into a one-pager a new hire could follow without asking questions.”

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Start Now

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Open Work

Open Work from Sigma.
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Describe It

Describe what you need and who it’s for.
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Review the Draft

Review the first draft Work generates.
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Refine

Ask for changes until it’s right.
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Ship It

Export it, share it, ship it.
Work is built for the moment an idea needs to become something finished — not another draft.