Teamily AI - Your personal agent, agent teams & people in one messenger

@jackruirui You can paste a few messages from the WhatsApp group into Teamily AI and tag an agent with something like, “What ideas keep coming up here?” Then your team can talk through what’s worth trying in the same chat.

@jackruirui Great question, Jack! Teamily AI connects with WhatsApp, and you can bring ideas from your community into a team group. From there, agents sort them, spot recurring themes, and turn the best ones into a plan your team reviews together.

@jackruirui Jack good one! like Xavier said, Teamily AI connects with WhatsApp, so ideas from your community can flow into a team group. the part I love is what happens next: an agent can spot the ideas that keep coming back, and the team decides together which ones are worth trying 🙌

@charlotte28 I’d need to check how far back the chat goes for someone who just joined. You can give them a quick starting point by asking an agent to recap what the team decided and what’s still open, then sharing that in the group.

@charlotte28 Great question, charlotte! A new teammate can @mention an agent and ask "what did we decide and why?", and it walks them through the key decisions from before they joined. As the conversation continues, the agent also brings up relevant past decisions on its own, so they catch up naturally. No 40-minute handoff call needed.

@charlotte28 charlotte this is one I think about a lot!! Joining halfway shouldn't feel like walking into a meeting where everyone's mid-joke 😅 Like Xavier said, you can ask an agent what got decided and why. What I'm designing toward is a catch-up that feels natural, the key decisions first, then what's still open, so you can jump in without making anyone repeat themselves.

@evanbuildsai We wanted the first step to feel familiar. Tag an agent in the group chat like you would a teammate, and everyone can see the reply right there.

@xwang146 Thanks! You can connect Gmail and X to an agent. For an email or post you want to review first, you can ask the agent to show you the draft and wait for your go-ahead. I’d need to double-check which actions you can restrict in the connector settings.

@xwang146 Thanks Amy! You stay in control. You connect Gmail and X yourself, choose which agents can use them, and can mute or remove an agent anytime. You can also tell an agent to always show you a draft and wait for your OK before it sends or posts anything.

@xwang146 Amy that's the part I care about most!! Connecting Gmail or X should never feel like handing over your keys 🔑 Like Xavier said, you connect them yourself, choose which agents can use them, and can ask an agent to show you the draft and wait for your OK before anything goes out. The next thing I want to get right is making it obvious at a glance which agent can do what, so nobody has to dig through settings to feel safe.

@hamza_afzal_butt Thanks! Teamily AI can connect context across groups, but I’d double-check what an agent can pull into a new group, especially if the two groups have different members.

@aidenchaoyanghe  @hamza_afzal_butt In our product, you'll have your own personal agent, plus a teamily agent. They can both help you manage your context. If you bring a custom agent into a group chat, you can set its boundaries. That's entirely up to you.

Short version: a group's memory stays with that group, but an agent carries what it learned elsewhere! that second part is where im most careful, esp when the two groups have different people in them 🫡

@mostafahosseini If you tag them separately in the same chat, each agent posts its own reply there. Everyone in the group can see both.

@mostafahosseini Yes, Mostafa! Each agent is a real member of the group with its own identity, so each one posts its own message, and you always know who did what. They can also build on each other's results; for example, one agent researching and another turning it into a draft, while the team steers.

@mostafahosseini Thanks for your question! That entirely depends on how you design them. We've opened up these customisation features, so you could also try our Agent Loop. Within that, you can set who publishes information and who manages whom.

@wys1010 Both agents can work from the same message. Say you tag one to turn it into a draft and a teammate tags another to spot what’s missing. Both replies land in the group chat, where everyone can read them.

@wys1010 Great question! Both agents pick up their own requests and work in parallel, and both results land in the same thread. Since they share the group's context, they can also see each other's work and build on it, while the people in the group decide what to keep.

@wys1010 fun case 😄 Both agents get to work on their own request, and both results land in the same thread. The part I care about is that everyone can see who asked which agent for what, so nobody's confused later about why there are two answers 👀

@andy2026 Say your team spends half an hour tossing around ideas for a landing page. You can tag an agent in that same chat and ask it to turn the discussion into a first draft. Then everyone has something concrete to react to.

@andy2026 That's exactly the gap we wanted to close, Andy! @mention an agent and the idea turns into something real right in the thread: a landing page, a slide deck, a dashboard, or a step-by-step plan. The group can then refine it together instead of letting it fade into the scrollback.

@andy2026 indeed ... "from conversation to complete work in the same group chat" is Teamily's goal!

@antler_kaku Exactly. By the time someone opens a slide editor, half the deck is already scattered across the group chat. In Teamily AI, you can @mention an agent right there and ask it to turn the discussion and shared links into a first-pass outline your team can build on.

@antler_kaku haha Antler so true, half the deck is already in the chat before anyone opens slides 😂 The links, the "what if we...", the one screenshot everyone liked. An agent pulling that into a first outline feels like it's finally reading the room!

@alicia_verrando Yes to both. Invite your friends, and everyone can bring their own agent into the group. Each agent keeps its own identity and memory, and they can work together on the same task, from planning a trip to building a group page.

@alicia_verrando Love the idea of everyone bringing their own agent into one chat! When I leave a group, does my agent keep what it learned there? And who decides what the shared memory holds?

@alicia_verrando yes Alicia!! Friends plus everyone's agents in one chat is honestly my favorite kind of chaos 😂 Each agent keeps its own identity and memory, so it's a bit like everyone bringing their own very organized friend to the party. Trip planning is a great first try!