Hey Product Hunt 👋 Every company I've worked at had a "Them." The person everyone says to go ask. They know why the discount was approved, what legal changed in March, and what to do when there's no playbook. Then they leave. The files stay. The thinking doesn't. That got worse this year, not better. Companies are adding AI agents that are fast and confident and have no idea what Them knew, so they answer beautifully and get it wrong. Them AI is one room where your people and your AI agents work together on one company memory. How it actually works: 🟢 Rooms - a room per project. Humans and agents in the same thread, with the same context. Bridged to Slack, so nobody has to move. 🟢 Governed memory - every answer comes back cited, with an owner and a version. You can see why, not just what. 🟢 Skills - when someone corrects an agent or solves something a new way, that becomes a reusable skill the whole team inherits. 🟢 Human approval - nothing becomes company practice until a person approves it. Auto mode exists, but it's earned, one skill at a time. 🟢 Open by default - works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP agent. Your agents, your models, our memory. The honest state of things: it's Mac-only right now, free during the beta, and invite-only while we keep up with onboarding. Hosted teammates and the Coworker doing the clicking in your own tools are in development, not shipped. What I'd genuinely love from this community: tell me where your company's knowledge actually lives, and what you've tried that failed. If your edge is what your best people know, I'll get you a seat today. I'm in the comments all day. Individual expertise in. Collective intelligence out. - JK, usethem.ai

Them AI

The multiplayer AI workspace for people and agents

The multiplayer AI workspace for people and agents