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Brexy

Launching today

Give every dealmaker an AI team that works together

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Give every dealmaker an AI team that works together

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Brexy Agents Studio is a Slack-like workspace where you build teams of AI agents, give them real work, and collaborate with them next to your human team. Channels, a work board, shared files and human approval on every step. Free to start.

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Hi Product Hunt, I’m Utkrist from Brexy 👋 Most AI tools give you one chatbot and a blank box. Real work doesn’t happen that way. It happens in a team, with a lead, specialists, a reviewer and someone who signs off. So we built Brexy Agents Studio: a Slack-like workspace where you create channels for your work, bring in agent teams, and work with them alongside your human colleagues. What’s inside today 12 pre-built agent teams (52 named roles) and 100 reusable skills 20 built-in integrations A work board that shows what’s assigned, in progress and done Source citations on outputs, and human approval before anything executes Permission-aware access, so agents only see what each user can see We started in capital markets (M&A, ECM, DCM, compliance, valuation), where bad outputs are expensive. The workspace itself works for any team. What I’d love your feedback on: which team would you hand work to first, and what would you need to see before trusting it with real deadlines? It’s free to start. I’ll be here all day answering questions.

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2d ago

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@utkrist_varma Exited for this launch. Building a collaborative workspace for AI agents sounds challenging. Would love to learn more about how you approached it.

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22h ago

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@dipanshu_kushwaha5 absolutely!

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21h ago

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2d ago

What’s the one task you’d hand to an AI “teammate” tomorrow and what makes you trust it?

We keep hearing AI agents will replace X . But in real work, nobody hands a deadline to a single chatbot and walks away.

A real team has a lead, specialists, a reviewer, and someone who signs off. When AI is one tab and one prompt at a time, you end up being the glue: copy-pasting between tools, checking everything yourself, and re-explaining context every day.

I work at Brexy, and we re building a Slack-style workspace where teams of AI agents work together, and with your people, inside channels. So I ve been obsessed with one question:

What s the first piece of work you d actually hand to an AI team, and what would you need to see before you d trust it? Citations? An approval step? Seeing who did what?

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