Agensis Launches Desktop App for Human-Agent Team Collaboration
jasonkneen · x · 2026-08-02
Agensis has launched its desktop application (currently fixing a macOS signing issue). It is a distributed collaborative workspace focused on 'human-agent teaming', with core features including:
- Agents as Team Members: Instead of acting as a sidebar tool, an agent is 'invited' into channels like a real team member, bringing its own skills, memory, and sub-agents to participate directly in collaboration.
- Local First & No Agent Tax: Runs via a local daemon where users bring their own model API keys. The platform charges no inference fees, and adding unlimited agents does not increase seat costs.
Additionally, the desktop app is being updated to embed terminals and browsers, support direct communication with local tooling, and will soon allow remote interaction with local agents from anywhere.
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