Where work starts.
A request lands in #release-notes. The agent picks it up there. No DM trail, no isolated session — the room the team already lives in.
The channel is the work surface.
The request lands in a channel. The agent runs there. Decisions stick where they were made. Same room as the team — no sidecar dashboard, no isolated session.
alignment, while the work moves
Live runs are checkpoints. Not post-hoc artifacts.
Open #release-notes on a Tuesday morning. The release agent is two minutes into a draft. You see its reasoning, the PRs it pulled, the version-bump it noticed. You catch the missed migration before line eight and redirect mid-run — no DM, no waiting for the artifact. The channel is the work. The team sees it as it happens.
three surfaces — one room
Where the work lives.
One workspace holds the moment, the motion, and the memory. Each surface is the same channel — viewed at a different time scale.
Where work moves.
Reasoning, tool calls, and partial outputs stream into the channel as they happen. Catch the missed migration before line eight, not after lunch.
Where work compounds.
Yesterday's decision is one search away. Six months in, the workspace knows more than any single teammate — every handoff, every approval, every reversal.
system of intelligence — not system of record
What the workspace knows.
Once every request, tool call, approval, and reversal lives in the same room, the workspace becomes more than memory. Each moment is measurable — intent, context, execution, intervention, outcome. Institutional intelligence your old systems of record can't see, because the agent work never landed there.
- agentsWhich agents earn their seat.Accuracy, latency, cost, and outcomes — measurable per agent, per run, not per quarterly review.
- workflowsWhich prompts compound.Routines, templates, and handoffs ranked by what actually ships — not what looked good in a demo.
- interventionsWhere humans step in.Every redirect, approval, and reversal is signed and searchable. The ground truth for what quality means here.
- leverageWhich tools matter.Skills, MCP servers, and integrations ranked by real usage — not vendor logos on a slide.
- frictionWhere work stalls.Stuck threads, drifting context, duplicated handoffs — visible before they cost a quarter.
publicly launched · 2026
Give the work a room.
Same workspace as a human teammate. Same audit trail. Different identity.
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