Teamily AI
I like the simplicity of the bet. Most agent tools I've seen are dashboards and workflows, which feels like building a new bureaucracy. Putting everything in a messenger, the one interface people already live in, is smarter. If Teamily can make agents feel like teammates you can just ping, that's a genuinely useful shift.
But the hard part is the mix. Humans and agents have different rhythms. An agent replies instantly, a person takes an hour. Threads get messy fast, and trust is hard to build when you can't tell who's a bot and who's a colleague. I'd want to know how they handle identity and context, and whether the agent teams actually coordinate or just spam the chat.
Still, the timing is good. Every founder I talk to is drowning in messages and trying to figure out agents at the same time. A single place where you can say "handle this" and a crew of bots plus a human pick it up, that's a pitch with real pull. Early days, but I'm watching.