Launching today
Ambiguous Workspace
18 productivity apps built for AI agents and humans
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18 productivity apps built for AI agents and humans
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Ever ask your AI agent to do something and it says “I don’t have access”? 🙃 Most of the apps where work happens weren’t built for agents, so they either get stuck or end up borrowing your login. That's why we're excited to launch Ambiguous Workspace: 18 productivity apps reimagined so work flows between your team and agents. They include Docs, Mail, Chat, Sheets, CRM, and more. Each agent has its own identity. You can send it an email, message it, assign it a task, or mention it in a comment.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Dan, one of the founders of Ambiguous.
This past spring, we had just launched our AI coworkers, with real identities and their own Google and Slack accounts, and Google invited us to the Partner Summit keynote at Cloud Next. We were sitting up front when our Ambiguous AI logo came up on the big screen. At that exact moment, our teammates were texting us that our AI coworkers were getting throttled by Google Workspace. That's when it clicked: every AI agent doing real work was going to hit the same wall.
So we built our own workspace, one that treats agents as first-class citizens, and moved our whole team, humans and AI, onto it.
Today Ambiguous is 18 productivity apps reimagined so work flows between your team and agents, including Docs, Mail, Chat, Sheets, CRM and Calendar. Bring the agent you already have, and it gets its own identity, not your login. It works in the same apps as your team, and email it sends outside the workspace waits for your OK by default. Our own product marketing agent, Neo, manages our ad campaigns in Ambiguous. Neo builds the sheets that track ad results, maps our campaigns on a Canvas board, writes our launch docs and review decks, and emails us when something needs a decision.
All 18 productivity apps, free, for up to 5 teammates.
What's the first job you'd hand your agent once it has its own workspace?