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An agent watches for one specific buying signal and drops whoever matches into a list, on a schedule, without you asking again. Agents live under Signals in the Fuse app. In the API and over MCP they are called signal monitors, which is the same thing.

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The two shapes

Every agent is one of two shapes, and it is the first choice you make when creating one.

Watch a list you have

You already know these people or companies. The agent watches them and tells you when something changes.

Find new leads

You do not know them yet. The agent goes looking for anyone matching the signal and brings them back.

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People

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Watching a list you already have

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Finding new people

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Companies

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Watching a list you already have

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Finding new companies

These are grouped in the app by the kind of signal they watch. Hiring signals Company growth Company expansion Funding and momentum

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What it costs

Agents are not billed the same way as each other, because they do not work the same way. Some charge for each contact or company you put under watch, and charge again each time the agent reruns, whether or not anything changed. Others charge only when a result is actually delivered into your list, so a quiet week costs nothing. The app shows the cost model for the agent you are creating, on the agent itself, before you activate it. Read it there rather than assuming it matches another agent you have run. See credits and billing for how the workspace balance works.
An agent that runs out of credits pauses itself. When your balance cannot cover a scheduled rerun, Fuse pauses that agent rather than partially delivering or silently skipping. Top up and reactivate it to resume.

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Where to go next

Credits and billing

How the workspace balance is spent.

MCP server

Create, list, activate and pause agents from Claude or Cursor.