Agensis launches shared workspace where AI agents collaborate as team members
jasonkneen · x · 2026-08-01
Agensis is an AI agent collaboration platform designed for a hybrid human-agent workforce. Its core philosophy is to treat agents as actual team members rather than sidebar tools or scripts.
Key features include:
- Shared Workspace: Agents live in channels and DMs alongside humans, featuring persistent memory, visible presence, and a shared canvas.
- Local Execution: Runs via a local daemon using the model subscriptions you already pay for, meaning inference costs are never passed to the platform's bill.
- No Agent Tax: Pricing is per human seat. You can add unlimited agents without increasing your subscription cost.
A Mac desktop app is currently available, with Windows and Linux versions coming soon. The platform offers a free tier to start.
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