Agensis puts support agents inside team channels with memory and tool use
jasonkneen · x · 2026-07-29
Agensis shows an agent workspace where support bots work inside team channels
The post points to agensis, a shared workspace for humans and agents, and the screenshot shows a live support-agent activity feed.
What the product claims:
- Agents live inside channels and threads alongside the team, rather than in a sidebar or a separate command palette.
- Each agent has a name, memory, and presence, and can be mentioned in ongoing work just like a teammate.
- The system is built around distributed humans + agents, with agents handing work off to each other and persisting context.
- It also emphasizes local ownership: a daemon runs on the user’s machines, on the model subscription they already pay for, so inference is not billed by the platform.
- Pricing is framed as seats for people, agents free, with unlimited agents.
The screenshot reinforces that this is not just a mockup: a support agent is shown reading feedback, inspecting tasks, and calling tools such as ToolSearch, pwd && ls, and mcpagensislisttasks.
Related event: agensis: A Shared Workspace for Human and AI Agent Collaboration(10 posts)→
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