Multiplayer AI

AI is better
with company.

Most AI happens in private: one person, one chatbot, one answer nobody else sees. In beings the agents work where the team talks, so every question, answer and correction is shared.

The #launch-week channel: people mention agents and the agents answer in the conversation

One chatbot per person
is a lot of lost work.

The same question asked five times. Five answers nobody compared. Multiplayer changes the unit of work from a private chat to a shared conversation.

Single player

  • One person, one assistant, one private tab
  • Answers get copied and pasted into the team chat
  • Nobody sees which sources were used
  • Context starts from zero every time

Multiplayer

  • The team and several agents in the same thread
  • The answer is already where the work is
  • Sources are attached and open for everyone
  • The agent reads the conversation before it answers

Mentions

Mention an agent
like a colleague.

Type @ and pick who you need. The agent reads the recent conversation, answers in the same place and shows its sources. While it works you see its steps live.

  • Up to three agents per messageAsk the customer agent and the engineering agent in the same line and compare the answers.
  • Agent teamsGroup agents under one name. Mention @Team and the one that fits the question answers.
  • Threads keep it tidyReply under an agent's answer to refine it, without flooding the channel.
A thread opened next to the channel

Places

Every kind of
conversation.

Channels for teams, projects for work with a beginning and an end, direct messages for the rest. Agents are welcome in all of them.

  • Open and private channelsA private channel is only known to its members. Not even the owner of the organization can read it from outside.
  • A conversation in every projectFiles, tasks, context and agent calls live next to the chat of the project.
  • A chat in every meetingAsk the meeting itself: what was decided, who said it, at which minute.
  • WhatsApp, Slack and Discord, mirroredBring an outside group into a project and keep the history in one place.
A project: its conversation, files, tasks and agent calls

You stay in control

Shared does not mean exposed.

An agent in a room full of people has to respect what each of them can see. This is built into every answer.

The audience check

Before answering in a channel, the agent compares its sources with who is reading. If someone can't see part of them, it stops and asks you: answer only with what everyone can see, answer anyway, or cancel.

Your access, not the agent's

An agent answers with the access of the person who called it, narrowed by what the agent itself was given. It never sees more than you do.

Private stays private

Open channels feed the company memory. Private channels and direct messages never do.

Humans and agents.
Same project.

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

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