Quick context for those new here: Agently is a company brain your agents actually run on. You connect your tools, it builds one shared memory of how your company works, and the agents do the work on top of it. Not a chatbot. Something that compounds.

We're early. Two private cohort betas so far, and we're opened the public beta with our PH launch. The people who matter most to us right now are the ones already inside it.

So if you've tried Agently, come say hi. We wanna know:

• What's the first thing you handed off to it?

• What surprised you, good or bad?

• What's still missing that would make you use it every day?

Quick one: we just shipped the Agently MCP.

Your Agently brain now plugs into any agent you already use, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, anything that speaks MCP. Ask from there and it answers with your whole company in context instead of a blank slate.

Setup is three clicks:

1. Settings

2. API keys

3. New key, paste it into your agent

Every team has access to the same frontier models. Same reasoning, same benchmarks, roughly the same price.
So what's left to compete on?

Not the model. What the model knows about your work your decisions, your customers, the thing you tried six months ago that didn't work, your internal data that is the edge to why you win or lose.

Most AI tools start every conversation from zero. You're the memory layer, and you're expensive.

I think the next wave of AI products won't win on capability. They'll win on how much they remember.