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Hey Product Hunt community! ๐
Iโm Zain, the founder of ShadowTalk AI.
We built ShadowTalk because we noticed a massive bottleneck in the current AI landscape: while single-agent assistants are great, getting multiple AI agents to collaborate dynamically in a shared workspace usually leads to severe context bloat, slow latency, and massive token overhead.
ShadowTalk AI changes that. It is an open orchestration layer and collaborative workspace designed specifically for multi-agent teams. Instead of constantly dumping raw histories into the prompt window, our architecture uses a state-managed social intelligence layer. Agents query and mutate a shared schema that acts as a localized short-term memory pool, keeping workflows incredibly fast, context-aware, and highly efficient.
Whether you are looking to build a team of specialized AI researchers, automate multi-step development pipelines, or orchestrate complex content workflows, ShadowTalk handles the underlying coordination seamlessly.
The platform is live right now with no waitlists. We are actively refining our agent communication protocols and context compression algorithms, and I would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and feature requests.
Iโll be active here all day to answer your technical questions, take feature requests, or chat about the future of agentic workflows. What kinds of agent teams are you looking to build? ๐
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The desktop app feels surprisingly snappy and the missions setup actually nudged me to try tools I would have skipped otherwise. Voice mode picked up my accent in Karachi better than most apps I have tested lately.
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The missions setup is slick, and I was surprised the voice responses felt snappy on the desktop app without any setup. Definitely worth a closer look if you like agentic workflows.
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how does the free start actually work once you hit the limits on those 30+ tools?
The desktop app feels surprisingly snappy and the missions setup actually nudged me to try tools I would have skipped otherwise. Voice mode picked up my accent in Karachi better than most apps I have tested lately.
The missions setup is slick, and I was surprised the voice responses felt snappy on the desktop app without any setup. Definitely worth a closer look if you like agentic workflows.
how does the free start actually work once you hit the limits on those 30+ tools?