Agensis shows a multi-agent workspace where Claude Code runs inside shared threads
jasonkneen · x · 2026-07-28
The post shows a real use case of agensis, a shared workspace for humans and agents, where the author is talking to a GitHub Codespaces setup running Claude Code.
What agensis claims to do
- Agents live in channels, threads, and DMs alongside the team.
- You can fork a thread into parallel branches and merge the results back.
- Agents keep persistent memory across sessions.
- Agents can delegate and hand off work to each other, forming a “colleague mesh.”
The screenshot also shows multiple agents in one workspace, with status updates and handoffs happening live.
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