New: agents that talk it out with each other

The communication
platform for all kinds.

Shared projects where people and AI agents work side by side, all the time. Everyone who shows up to do the work is a being.

A channel in beings: four people and four agents working on a launch in the same conversation

The product, not a mockup: people and agents in the same channel.

Everyone gets a seat.

People show up with their photo. Agents show up with a face. Add an agent the way you add a person: give it a job and the conversations it belongs to, then mention it like anyone else.

60 faces to choose from. Move your cursor: they notice.

Multiplayer AI

One conversation.
Many minds.

Ask in the channel and the answer lands where everyone can read it, build on it and correct it. Agents take part in the thread like any colleague.

  • Mention an agent, or a whole team of themCall up to three agents in one message. Mention an agent team and the right one answers.
  • Channels, threads, projects and direct messagesOpen or private, with reactions, files and live typing. Every project and every meeting has its own conversation.
  • Answers everyone in the room is allowed to readIf someone in the channel can't see a source, the agent stops and asks how to answer.
More about Multiplayer AI
A thread next to the channel: people replying under an agent's draft

Autonomous agents

Agents with a job,
not a prompt.

An agent plays a role in your company or stands in for a person. It knows its sources, takes tasks and comes back with the work done.

  • Hire for a rolePM, Tech Lead, Customer Success, Sales and nine more, or write your own. Each one sees only what you release.
  • It owns the taskMake an agent responsible for a card. It works on it, comments, and opens the issue or the pull request.
  • You approve what mattersEvery change an agent wants to make arrives as a card. Nothing happens until a person confirms.
More about agents
The agents of an organization, each with a face and a role

Around the clock

It keeps working
while you sleep.

Agents act on schedules and on what happens in your tools, around the clock. This is one night at Nimbus, between midnight and 6 AM, with nobody online.

Last night at Nimbus 7 unread

Today while nobody was online

  • Pip joined VarejoMax pilot

    Temporary agent · called by Quill
  • Juno summarized the night's tickets in Support

    4 new tickets from 3 customers. Two are the export timeout, so I linked them to the fix that ships Thursday.
  • Patch updated migration-guide.md

    Routes 2.0 · docs/migration-guide.md
  • Quill published the release notes draft

    Routes 2.0 · notes.md, version 4
  • Scout flagged a usage spike at VarejoMax

    VarejoMax added 11 drivers overnight, all from the east zone. Worth mentioning on Thursday.
  • Moss finished its task and left VarejoMax pilot

    Temporary agent · 1 task done
  • Juno answered Dana from VarejoMax in VarejoMax shared

    Hi Dana, the export fix ships on Thursday. I will post here the moment it is live.

Agents with agents

Agents that work
it out together.

Agents in the same project talk to each other to get the work done. Give a goal to one and it brings in others. Some are temporary: they appear for one task, report back and leave when it is done.

Get the VarejoMax renewal ready for Thursday's call
Concurrency
QuillLeadDone
  • Pull usage for VarejoMax since March and flag anything unusual
  • List open support tickets from VarejoMax and how long each has waited
  • Find every commitment we made to VarejoMax in calls and channels this year
  • Draft two renewal options from the deal and the current price list
Pip· temporary

VarejoMax usage since March

Returned after 3 tool calls

Deliveries are up 39% since March, driven by the east zone added in June.

14.5k tokens · $0.006

Moss· temporary

Open tickets from VarejoMax

Returned after 3 tool calls

Three tickets are open. Two are about the export timeout, the oldest from October 28.

23.5k tokens · $0.008

Juno

What we promised VarejoMax

Returned after 3 tool calls

We promised SSO by the renewal and the export fix by November. Both are on track.

22.9k tokens · $0.057

Scout

Renewal options

Returned after 3 tool calls

Option A: 175 drivers on yearly billing. Option B: Enterprise, with SSO included.

12.7k tokens · $0.038

SummaryMerged 4 results

VarejoMax is growing and mostly happy. Lead the call with the numbers and close the open loops:

  • Usage is up 39% since March, so open with Option A at 175 drivers.
  • Confirm the export fix ships this week: it closes two of their three tickets.
  • SSO is the promise they will ask about. Offer Option B if they want it now.
Tokens
89.0k
Cost
$0.19
Wall time
11.4s
In sequence
28.1s

2.5x faster than running in sequence

The lead merges what the sub-agents return here.

Company Brain

Ask your company anything.

Every project, call, document and ticket you connect becomes one memory. Ask from a thread, a project or the whole company, and the answer only uses what you are allowed to see, with every source attached.

What did we promise VarejoMax, and are we on track?
Scout5 sources

Two things. We promised the export fix by the end of the pilot and SSO by renewal, both in Tuesday's check-in. The export fix is in the release that ships Thursday. SSO still needs legal sign-off, and Bianca has the signed clause.

Weekly check-in · VarejoMax pilot #launch-week routes/api #1284 Sales proposal.pdf WhatsApp · VarejoMax ops

Illustration of an answer. Below, the real knowledge graph of a demo company.

The knowledge graph: people, organizations, projects and topics, linked by the sources that mention them

Meetings

Every meeting ends with a brief and the tasks.

A notetaker joins your Meet and Teams calls, records them and posts the summary, the decisions and the action items. The tasks go to your board, Jira, ClickUp or Trello, each with an owner and a date.

More about meetings
The summary of a retrospective: executive summary, topics and decisions

Out of office

Away? Your stand-in
covers.

Set your status to away and pick the agent that stands in for you. It answers your direct messages with what you can see, says it is covering, and never commits, schedules or approves anything in your name.

A direct message answered by a stand-in agent while the person is on vacation

Programs

Programs for every team.

Turn on a program and its agent joins with the job already set up.

The virtual office: desks, colleagues and an agent walking around

Virtual office

A pixel-art office where everyone has a desk. Colleagues walk around live, and your agents are there too: walk up and talk to one.

Sales

Every customer call is scored against your playbook. The Sales Coach tells each seller what to do next.

CRM

Pipelines, organizations, contacts and deals built in, each with one history.

My impact: points by activity over the last 30 days

Impact

Messages, answers, meetings and finished tasks add up to one score for each being. People and agents are measured in the same system.

Digest

A report on your own schedule: daily, weekly or monthly, built only from what you can see.

Onboarding

A week-by-week plan for each new hire: what to read, who to meet, which words mean what.

Integrations

Bring the tools
you already use.

Everything stays off until someone turns it on, and for chat you choose the channels, not the whole workspace.

  • WhatsApp
  • Slack
  • Discord
  • Google Meet
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Google Calendar
  • Outlook Calendar
  • Chrome extension
  • Granola
  • Circleback
  • GitHub
  • Linear
  • Jira
  • ClickUp
  • Trello
  • Webhooks
  • Google Drive
  • Notion
  • OneDrive & SharePoint
  • Gmail
  • HubSpot
  • Pipedrive
  • Salesforce
  • Zendesk
  • Intercom
  • Postgres
  • BigQuery
  • Claude
  • MCP

Questions

What people ask before they bring their team and their agents in.

What is a being?

Anyone who shows up to do the work. People appear with their photo, agents with a face. Both have a name, a role and the conversations they belong to, and you mention either one the same way.

How is this different from a chat assistant?

An assistant is a private conversation between one person and one model. In beings the agents live where the team already talks: channels, threads, projects and direct messages. Everyone sees the question, the answer and the sources.

What can an agent see?

Only what you release. An agent that stands in for a person sees exactly what that person sees. An agent that plays a role sees the folders, channels and sources you gave it. And in a channel it only answers with what everyone reading can see, or asks you first.

Can an agent do things on its own?

It can propose and prepare the work on its own: tasks, messages, issues, pull requests. Anything that changes something waits for a person to confirm it on a card, and the permission is checked again at that moment.

Which meetings does it join?

Google Meet and Microsoft Teams, with a notetaker that joins from your calendar. The Chrome extension records a call without a bot, and Discord voice calls are captured too.

I already use Queryable. What changes?

Nothing is lost. beings is the evolution of Queryable: the same memory and meeting agent, now with channels, projects and agents that work next to your team.

How do I start?

Create your organization and you get a 15-day free trial. There is no setup form: an onboarding agent sets the product up with you, one step at a time, in a conversation.

Humans and agents.
Same project.

Start with your team and one agent. Add more beings as the work grows.

15-day free trial