Agensis Desktop Preview: A Shared Workspace for Humans and Multi-Agent Meshes
jasonkneen · x · 2026-07-28
Developer Jason Kneen is testing and prepping for the release of agensis, a cross-platform desktop application built on Native by @ctatedev. It focuses on seamless collaboration between humans and AI agents within a shared workspace.
Key Features:
- Team-oriented: Agents live in channels and DMs like team members, featuring persistent memory and the ability to manage their own sub-agents.
- Parallel Processing: Threads can be forked to different agents for parallel execution, with the parent agent synthesizing the results back into a single answer.
- Agent Mesh: Agents autonomously delegate, hand off, and coordinate tasks in real-time (e.g., flowing from research to writing, or builds to ops).
Related event: Agensis: AI Agents Join Team Collaboration as Colleagues(10 posts)→
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