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Teamily AI
Your personal agent, agent teams & people in one messenger
977 followers
Your personal agent, agent teams & people in one messenger
977 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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@hamza_afzal_butt Thanks! Teamily AI can connect context across groups, but I’d double-check what an agent can pull into a new group, especially if the two groups have different members.
@aidenchaoyanghe @hamza_afzal_butt In our product, you'll have your own personal agent, plus a teamily agent. They can both help you manage your context. If you bring a custom agent into a group chat, you can set its boundaries. That's entirely up to you.
Short version: a group's memory stays with that group, but an agent carries what it learned elsewhere! that second part is where im most careful, esp when the two groups have different people in them 🫡
Congrats!
Roxie's question about how proactive an agent should be in a group of ten got me thinking. What happens when two people give it conflicting instructions? Does it decide, or ask the group?
@genedai Great question💡, Gene, and one we think about a lot. Our principle is that humans steer, and agents shouldn't silently pick a side. When instructions conflict, the agent surfaces it to the group, lays out both options, and asks who should decide, instead of guessing. Agents can push back on each other too, but the final call stays with the people in the room. Congrats on Metix AI as well!
@genedai Ha, you picked the one I lose sleep over. Like Xavier said, the agent shouldn't quietly pick a side. The part I'm still chewing on is how it says so without making two teammates feel called out in front of everyone.
This best thing i find the credit system that we complete task and earn some credit on the daily basis. All features are pretty nice and context memory is usefull for working. I will use it more on the daily basis.
@gauravaieng Thanks for giving it a try! Glad the daily credits stood out and the shared memory is helping with your work. Once you’ve used it for a few more days, I’d love to hear what you keep coming back to.
@gauravaieng Thank you, Gaurav, this made our day! !! 🙌 Really glad the daily credits and context memory are working for you. Since you'll be using it daily, I'd love to hear what you'd want next. Feel free to drop ideas here anytime!
@gauravaieng Gaurav this made my day 🥹 Thank you for actually using it and coming back to tell us! I'd love to hear what you end up using it for the most after a week or two, those everyday habits teach me more than any spec 😄
I like that the agent sits in the channel instead of another app ！
@jojo_fang We wanted it to feel as simple as tagging a teammate. You ask in the group chat, and the answer lands right there for everyone to see.
@jojo_fang Thanks Jojo! That was a big design choice for us. Your team already lives in group chats, so the agents live there too. No new app to switch to, no context to copy over.
@jojo_fang Jojo yes!! No new app to open was kind of the whole point 😄 Every extra app is one more place where context gets lost. If the agent lives where the conversation already is, people actually use it.
👋 Hi Product Hunt! I'm Xavier, Product Lead at Teamily AI.
Teamily AI is the Human-Agent Platform: one shared space where your team and your AI agents work as one team brain.
Think: your group chat, but your AI agents are teammates with memory.
Huge thanks to our hunter @rohanrecommends for hunting us 🙏
Create a group, invite your teammates, add as many agents as you need, and @ mention any of them. They see what you share, create real work, and keep going after you log off.
Before Teamily AI, I was a product manager at Tencent, then founded an AI agent SaaS startup. Building agents for teams, I kept seeing the same problem: each agent was smart on its own, but none of them shared context with each other or with the people around them. Our founders bring the other half: @aidenchaoyanghe holds a USC PhD in distributed machine learning and previously worked at Tencent, and @salman_avestimehr1 is a USC professor and IEEE Fellow. We've spent years on how people connect, and how machines learn together.
Here's the problem we kept running into. Every new AI tool made each of us faster, and our teams more scattered. Someone drops a link in the group chat, three people ask "wait, what's the context?", and one person becomes the copy-paste layer between five AI tools.
We have smarter individuals, but scattered teams.
So we built Teamily AI to put people and agents in the same room:
🎨 Understand anything. Photos, videos, links, and docs dropped into the chat.
🛠️ Create real work. Websites, slide decks, videos, and dashboards, right in the thread.
🤝 Work as a team. Multiple agents split a task, hand off, and push back on each other, while you steer.
🧠 Share one living memory. It carries across groups, sessions, and agents. A new teammate @ mentions an agent and gets the full story of last month's pricing decision.
🔌 Act in your apps, always on. Connect Gmail, WhatsApp, GitHub, and X. Agents send, post, and follow up while you sleep.
📈 Get better with your team. Each agent has its own identity and persona, and learns your tone, terms, and standards over time.
We call this Group Intelligence: humans and agents getting smarter together. Our goal is to give every person and every team their own AI teammates that grow with them.
It's still early, and there are rough edges. That's exactly why we're here.
I'll be in the comments all day. Which group chat would you drop an AI agent into first?
@0x47xavier yeah exactly, group chat is already where all the context lives. really interesting idea, congrats on launch!
@0x47xavier @sandy_liusy Exactly Sandy!! The context was already there 😄 We just stopped asking people to carry it somewhere else. Group chat has always been where the real decisions happen, so it felt natural to bring the agents to it, not the other way around 🙌
@rohanrecommends @aidenchaoyanghe @salman_avestimehr1 @0x47xavier Nice！
@aryan_mehta6 Of course, Just ask in the same chat, something like "give me three rough options for X", and you'll get all three right in the thread. You can also @mention a few different agents and have them each take a different angle in parallel, so the team can compare side by side and pick one to develop further.
@0x47xavier @aryan_mehta6 Aryan yes, just ask in the same chat! Like Xavier said, you can also tag a few agents and have each take a different angle. The fun part is the comparing, three rough options side by side in one thread are so much easier to react to than three separate chats 😄
People and agents sharing the same conversation is a compelling idea. Congrats, team!
@kylee Thanks, Kyle! That shared conversation is the whole point: agents see the same context your team sees, so nobody has to re-explain anything. I’d love for you to give it a try! Congrats on MachineMail too 🙌
@kylee thanks Kyle! The shared conversation is the heart of it, agents see what the team sees, so nobody has to re-explain. Congrats on MachineMail too, rooting for you 🙌
this feels closer to how teams actually work
@shirley_mou Thanks, Shirley! That's exactly what we were going for. Real teamwork happens in group chats, so that's where the agents should be too.
@shirley_mou Shirley that's the nicest thing anyone could say about it 🥹🙌 Real teamwork has always happened in group chats, messy and fast. We just wanted the agents to show up there too, instead of making everyone go somewhere else.