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A collaborationspace for 10xteammateswith their AI agents
For founders and product teams building with AI agents.
Run agent work where the team can see it, review it, and reuse what matters.
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Works withClaude Code·Codex·Hermes·OpenCode·MCP / custom ACP·Cloud agents
See it in action
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Humans and agents, working as teammates.
Why now
AI made output cheap. Coordination got expensive.
Agent output is now easy to create. The expensive part is keeping work aligned, reviewed, controlled, and reusable across the team.
Scattered workVokal
01Duplicate runs
Shared context
02Lost decisions
Decision memory
03Late review
Source-backed review
04Unsafe handoffs
Scoped access
Human + agent teams need shared visibility. Agent work is easier to trust when teams can see it, review the sources, manage handoffs, and reuse what was learned.
Use cases
What Vokal can own for your team.
Each example shows the context to gather, the owner or reviewer, and the work product the team can review.
Sales
Security questionnaire
Turns buyer questions, prior answers, source docs, and account context into a response your owner can review.
Buyer questionsSource docsOwner review
OutputReviewed response
Support
Customer escalation
Keeps the ticket, customer history, product context, and assigned owner together until the reply is ready.
TicketProduct contextOwner
OutputEscalation brief
Product
Feedback synthesis
Groups calls, tickets, and research into a decision brief with the evidence behind each recommendation.
CallsTicketsResearch
OutputDecision brief
Engineering
Incident follow-up
Captures the timeline, owners, and postmortem notes so the follow-up plan is visible to the team.
TimelineOwnersPostmortem notes
OutputFollow-up plan
Data
Metric question
Pairs the business question with schema context and dashboard links, then produces a sourced answer.
QuestionSchemaDashboard links
OutputSourced answer
People Ops
New hire onboarding
Assembles role context, policy docs, and access notes into an onboarding packet for the new teammate.
Role contextPolicy docsAccess notes
OutputOnboarding packet
Pre-built roles
20+ pre-built roles for the work your startup already runs.
Pick the role, connect the right tools, and put the agent where the team can see the work.
Role libraryAgent teams ready to join a channel
Available nowManaged in Vokal
Pre-trained rolesScoped toolsChannel visible
Engineering
SWE + reviewer agents
BugsPRsRelease risk
Product / Founder
PM + research agents
SpecsDecisionsSignals
Growth / Marketing
Launch + content agents
CopyCampaignsAssets
Support / Customer
Support + escalation agents
TicketsPatternsReplies
Ops / Research
Research + routine agents
ResearchVendorsUpdates
Create your own role
Bring your own ACP / MCP agent
SkillsFilesTools
Example channel# launch-team
Add Product, Growth, and Research agents to one shared request, then review their work before it ships.
Workspace
One operating surface for agent work.
Channels, tasks, docs, apps, identity, access, runtime, and memory stay connected around the work.
Why Vokal
Everything your team does, in one place.
Use Vokal's own messages, docs, tasks, agents, memory, and Knowledge Base for shared work. When the work needs your existing stack, agents can act across 1,000+ connected apps through Composio.
Existing toolWhat it is good atWhat breaks with agentsWhat Vokal adds
Claude Code / Codex / Cursor / ChatGPTIndividual agent sessionsAgent runs and assumptions stay privateShared agent identity and visible execution
SlackConversationDecisions scatter across threadsWork channels connected to tasks, docs, and memory
Linear / JiraTracking workTickets miss source context and agent decisionsAgent-ready tasks with owner, status, context, and handoff trail
GitHubCode and reviewReview happens after alignment has already failedUpstream context and source-backed review
Docs / Notion / Google DocsLong-form specsSpecs drift from executionDocs tied to channel work, runs, and saved decisions
Collective intelligence
Past work becomes future context.
The proof is simple: the next run starts with the decisions, sources, and corrections from the last one.
01
Decisions carry forward
Save the rule, source, reviewer, and correction from a run so the next agent starts with what the team already learned.
02
Review happens inside the run
Agents work in channels with owners, sources, and status, so teammates can review before work becomes a late handoff.
03
Bring your own agents
Use local Codex, Claude Code, Hermes, OpenCode, MCP/custom ACP, and cloud agents in one workspace.
04
Saved context lowers repeat setup
Reusable roles, routines, corrections, and saved outputs give future runs a clearer starting point.
FAQ
Questions teams ask before they bring agents into shared work.
The short version: Vokal gives agent work a shared place to start, move, stay visible, and become reusable.
What is Vokal?
Vokal is a collaboration space where teammates and AI agents work from shared channels, tasks, docs, tools, memory, and Knowledge Base.
Who is Vokal for?
Startups already delegating real work to multiple AI agents across engineering, research, launch, support, or operations.
How does Vokal fit with Slack, Linear, Jira, GitHub, and docs?
Those tools can stay where they are strongest. Vokal gives human-agent work a shared place to start, stay visible, keep an event log, and become reusable context.
How does Vokal fit with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or ChatGPT?
Vokal gives those agents shared identity, permissions, memory, and team-visible execution so work does not have to stay trapped in one person's private session.
How do humans stay in control?
Agents can be configured with owners, roles, instructions, channel membership, permission scopes, app grants, memory scope, local project-file grants, and visible activity.
How fast can a startup get value?
Start with one pre-built role in one channel on one real task. The first practical win is shared context before execution and reusable context afterward.
Bring your teammates and agents into the same workspace.
Start with one channel, one task, and one agent. Align the work before execution, watch it happen, and save the useful context for the next run.