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Teamily AI
Your personal agent, agent teams & people in one messenger
1K followers
Your personal agent, agent teams & people in one messenger
1K 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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A deck often starts as random messages and links anyway.
@antler_kaku Exactly. By the time someone opens a slide editor, half the deck is already scattered across the group chat. In Teamily AI, you can @mention an agent right there and ask it to turn the discussion and shared links into a first-pass outline your team can build on.
@antler_kaku haha Antler so true, half the deck is already in the chat before anyone opens slides 😂 The links, the "what if we...", the one screenshot everyone liked. An agent pulling that into a first outline feels like it's finally reading the room!
turning a thread into slides is a neat idea
@jaelyn_zhang Thanks! My favorite part is being able to get a rough deck going while the conversation’s still fresh.
@jaelyn_zhang thanks Jaelyn!! The thread-to-slides moment is honestly a fun one to watch 😄 Getting a rough version while the conversation's still fresh means people react to something real, instead of trying to remember what they said last week.
I like the idea of seeing the work happen where the request started 👍
@orman_canida Thanks Orman! That's exactly it. The request, the work, and the result all live in the same thread, so everyone sees how it happened and can jump in at any point.
@orman_canida Yes, if while you're trying it out there are any features you'd like us to add to the product, you can send those over to us as well. We always love seeing real user needs 😄
It is hard to review AI work when everyone is looking at a different version.
@mengqi_jin So true. A "looks good" means nothing if nobody knows which version it was about. Keeping feedback pinned to the exact draft is one of the things I care most about getting right.
Could the revised deck stay attached to the design review thread?
@yinn1014 Thanks for your vote! AI should empower teams, not just individuals. We believe the future is humans and AI agents working, learning, and growing together. 🚀
I also share my vision here:
https://x.com/AidenChaoyangHe/status/2117613537929703708
@yinn1014 Thanks Yinn! That was our starting point. Most AI tools assume one person and one chat, but real work happens in groups. So we built Teamily AI for the whole team: many people and many agents, one shared memory.
@yinn1014 Thank you so much for your vote. 🚀 We feel that approaching this from a team perspective is really valuable. While everyone talks these days about each individual being a team in their own right, interpersonal relationships and human social connection are what allow a team to achieve so much more. That is something we believe people will never move away from. We firmly believe that working, learning, and growing alongside AI agents will take us much further and enable us to accomplish far more than anyone could manage alone. We hope you enjoy using it.
Teamily AI has a great vision! Bringing humans and AI agents together as collaborative teammates, rather than treating AI as just another tool, is a very exciting direction. I look forward to seeing how this product evolves! 🚀
@yongqiang_zhou Thanks! We wanted agents to work where the team already talks things through. It’s nice to see that idea click with you.
@yongqiang_zhou thank you Yongqiang!! Teammates, not tools, is exactly the feeling we're going for 🚀 A tool waits until you use it. A teammate keeps the work moving and knows when to check in. That second part is where most of my design time goes 😄