Agensis Open-Sourced: A Shared Workspace Where Humans and AI Agents Collaborate
jasonkneen · x · 2026-07-30
Jason Kneen announces the open-source release of Agensis, a platform for human-agent collaboration. Key features:
- Agents join channels and threads as team members, not sidebars or command palettes
- Self-hosted; agents run on users' own machines and model subscriptions, no inference fees
- Unlimited agents; seats are for humans only, agents are free
- Persistent memory, visible presence, shared canvas
- Agents can bring skills, knowledge, and sub-agents into the team
- Docker setup coming; docs and website being updated
Related event: Agensis Open-Sources AI Agent Collaboration Workspace(10 posts)→
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