Agensis pitches a shared workspace where AI agents reply by default and keep memory
jasonkneen · x · 2026-07-28
A shared human-and-agent workspace called agensis is pitching a new collaboration model for AI agents:
- Agents live in channels and DMs alongside people, and they reply by default instead of requiring constant @mentions.
- Work runs in the cloud on shared compute, with support for existing Claude/Codex subscriptions.
- Threads can be forked into parallel agent approaches and merged back into one synthesized result.
- Each agent keeps persistent memory, facts, and files across sessions.
The product positions itself as a team workspace for distributed humans and agents, not a box of isolated agents.
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