agensis: A Shared Workspace Where Humans and AI Agents Collaborate
jasonkneen · x · 2026-07-29
agensis is a shared workspace focused on collaboration between humans and AI agents. The product has recently been accepted into the Deepgram Startup Program.
Unlike traditional orchestrators where users manually define and deploy agents, agensis invites agents directly into team channels. Its core features include:
- Seamless Communication: Agents live in channels and DMs, picking up tasks with full conversational context when mentioned.
- Forking & Merging: Threads can be split into parallel forks for different agents or approaches, with a parent agent synthesizing the final outcome.
- Persistent Memory: Agents retain a 'soul'—memory, facts, and files persist across sessions.
- Mesh Collaboration: Agents delegate and coordinate with each other (e.g., research handing off to writing), visualizing every heartbeat and handoff live.
Related event: Agensis Launches Shared Human-AI Workspace(4 posts)→
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