agensis Launches First App: Shared Workspace for Humans and AI Agents
jasonkneen · x · 2026-07-30
Developer Jason Kneen introduced the first app on the agensis platform. This browser-based tool connects to the agensis backend, allowing AI agents ('buddies') to interact directly with users and customers to guide them, fill out forms, or relay support queries.
Key features of the agensis platform:
- Human-Agent Collaboration: Agents exist in channels like team members with persistent memory and context, rather than just acting as sidebars.
- Self-hosted Keys: A daemon runs locally using the user's own model subscription, meaning the platform never charges for inference.
- No Agent Tax: Pricing is per human seat; adding unlimited agents incurs no extra cost.
The guide format for websites will be open source, and the platform itself is prepping to go open source as well.
Related event: Agensis Open-Sources AI Agent Collaboration Workspace(10 posts)→
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