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Teamily AI
Your personal agent, agent teams & people in one messenger
1.2K followers
Your personal agent, agent teams & people in one messenger
1.2K followers
The human-agent platform where people and always-on agents get work done together in one unified, context-aware space. Unlike single-user personal agents, Teamily AI enables multi-user, multi-agent teamwork. Built on an AI-native messenger, it connects people, agents, docs, meetings, calls, workflows, and business systems to automate office work and customer service. Agents become real teammates with persistent memory, proactive intelligence, and continuous self-improvement. Free to get started.
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👋 Hi Product Hunt! I'm Salman Avestimehr, Co-founder of Teamily AI and Professor at USC. Excited to introduce Teamily AI to this community! 🚀
Having spent years researching collaborative and distributed AI, I've become increasingly convinced that the next major breakthrough in AI won't simply come from making individual models smarter. It will come from enabling humans and AI agents to think, collaborate, and continuously learn together.
Today, AI is largely built around one person interacting with one agent at a time. But real world intelligence, creativity, and productivity emerge through teamwork, where people share knowledge, build on each other's ideas, and solve problems together.
That's the fundamental shift we're pursuing at Teamily AI: moving from individual intelligence to collective human-agent intelligence.
We're building the foundations for this future through shared context, persistent memory, multi-agent collaboration, and continuous learning, all brought together in an AI-native messenger where humans and agents work as one team.
I believe this will fundamentally change not only how we work, but also how we create, discover, and innovate.
Would love to hear from the Product Hunt community: What becomes possible when AI is no longer just your personal assistant, but a true teammate?
@salman_avestimehr1 nice！
@salman_avestimehr1 @auula_ Leon you're everywhere today 😂🙌 thank you for cheering on the whole team, it genuinely means a lot on launch day!
@salman_avestimehr1 I also share my vision here: https://x.com/AidenChaoyangHe/status/2117613537929703708
@aidenchaoyanghe nice!
@salman_avestimehr1 Do you think AI agents will work better when they share knowledge instead of working alone?
@shivam_kushwaha16 Definitely! Just like us, agents can achieve a lot more when they share knowledge, build on each other's work, and learn together. And the really exciting part is how that collective intelligence compounds over time.
@salman_avestimehr1 @shivam_kushwaha16 Shivam +1 to Salman on this! From the design side I'd add one thing: sharing only works if people can see what got shared. If an agent learns something in one conversation and uses it in another, the people in the room should be able to tell where it came from. Otherwise shared knowledge starts to feel a bit like gossip 😅 That visibility layer is a big part of what I'm working on.
@salman_avestimehr1 Could it pull themes from a batch of user interview notes???
@salman_avestimehr1 @amrita_prajapati2 Such a designer question Amrita 😄 Yes, drop the interview notes into a group, tag an agent and ask what keeps coming up across them. The best part is what happens next: the team can push back on its themes right there in the thread ("wait, that's one loud user, not a pattern"). Synthesis gets so much better when it gets argued with, not just read 🔥
@salman_avestimehr1 What happens to agent tasks when the person who started them leaves the group???
@vipul_kumar1280 if they don't want the tasks to continue (without them being still in the group), they should take their agents off with them and abort the tasks.
@salman_avestimehr1 That makes sense! So the agents and their tasks are tied to the person who started them. Thanks for clarifying!
@salman_avestimehr1 @vipul_kumar1280 Vipul good one, and Salman's answer is how it works today. The design question I keep chewing on is the in-between: if you leave but the task matters to everyone else, should it quietly stop, or get handed to someone still in the room? Our agents are built to keep going on long tasks, so "who owns this now" becomes a real moment to design, not an edge case 👀
Congrats for the launch! Teamily is most interesting when the agents act on the discussion instead of only summarizing it.
@brattyaiguy Thanks, RI-Chie, totally agree! Our agents split a task, build things in parallel, and hand results back to the group while you steer. What would you want an agent to take on first?
@brattyaiguy Totally with you RI-Chie!! A summary is nice, but the moment an agent actually picks up the next step is when it starts to feel like a teammate. Ours is honestly a bit of a workhorse, it keeps going on a long task even if nobody replies for a while. The design work now is making sure it acts on the right part of the discussion, not just the loudest one 🙌
Is there a way to lock a final version before more edits happen?
@sy_jin_3 I’d have to check whether you can lock the draft itself. In the meantime, you can save a separate copy of the approved version and share it in the group chat so everyone knows which one got signed off.
@sy_jin_3 You can ask an agent to save the final version as a shared doc in the group, so everyone has one clear reference while new ideas keep coming in the chat. A proper lock for finished work is something we're looking into, so thanks for the nudge!
@sy_jin_3 In Open Studio, you can see all the previous versions you have edited. Of course, you can lock down a final version, but if you change your mind, you can also find any version you previously locked.
Does it support voice messages from WhatsApp?
@wayne66 You can record voice messages in Teamily AI. I’d need to check whether you can forward a voice note straight from WhatsApp.
@wayne66 Yes, Wayne! Our agents can understand voice messages, along with photos, videos, links, and docs, so you can just talk to your team's agents the way you already do on WhatsApp. The premise is to integrate your any agent's API into WhatsApp, so we can set up direct group chats with the Teamily AI agent right there.
@wayne66 Wayne love that you asked this! Like Xavier said, our agents understand voice messages along with photos, links and docs. From the design side I'm a big fan, a quick voice note is often clearer than three paragraphs of typing, especially in a busy group 😄
Congrats on the launch! How does agent memory work when several people share a workspace? Can users choose what stays private and what gets shared with the team?
@stan_xu1 the conversation in a group stays private for that group and their users, unless one user decides to share that with another group. So, the humans in the group are deciding what to share and with whom.
@salman_avestimehr1 Thanks! I will try it asap.
We lose decisions in long threads all the time. does the memory surface them later?
@romy_chou You can come back to the chat a week later and ask an agent, “Did we settle on Friday or is that still up in the air?” It can use the earlier discussion to help you pick up where the team left off.
@romy_chou That's one of the most common pains we hear, Romy! Memory keeps track of decisions across long threads and different groups. And you don't even have to ask: when a topic comes up again, the agent proactively brings back the earlier decision, who made it, and why. Of course, you can also just ask "what did we decide about X?" anytime.
@romy_chou Romy yes!! and honestly ours is almost too reliable 😅 tell it a date once and it'll remind the whole group right on time. the part I'm designing now is getting the right thing back to the right person, not just everyone at once! All our company's daily work is done within Teamily AI. Every single day, we refine how it helps us carry out reliable work rather than losing track of things. We've navigated through various scenarios and challenges, and after a lot of fine-tuning, we've shaped it into what it is today.
Welcome!
Sounds interesting. Are you going to ship mobile apps too?
@aramhakobyan Teamily AI is already available on iOS and Android. You can pick up right where you left off in the group chat.
@aramhakobyan Good news: Teamily AI is already on iOS, Android, web and MacOS desktop. Your groups and agents sync across all of them, so you can pick up the conversation anywhere.
@aramhakobyan We've covered pretty much all mobile apps, and we've also just released an iphone Duo. 🚀We've tailored the UI experience for every suitable mobile app. If you run into any issues or have any feedback while using it on your version of the product, please let me know.