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Kylon launched a new chat app with AI agents like Codex or Claude being a part of the same team. Users on the same team can link an AI agent running on their own computer and let anyone on the team @ mention it in a thread to write... show more

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Kylon is available on macOS, iOS, Android, and the web. Teams can connect to over 3,000 integrations. Test it out 👀

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Mads1 天前

agents you can just @ in the team chat is fun

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The @ mention is the whole product, honestly. I have watched a dozen agent tools die in single-player mode, teams are where they might actually live.

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Dylan Swanepoel1 天前

Putting Codex or Claude in the same thread as the team is a real workflow shift. Mentions beat tab-switching.

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Jatin Garg1 天前

the team harness model makes sense. how does kylon handle cases where one agent needs another agent's partial output before that agent finishes?

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Quinn Leng1 天前

Thanks for covering the launch! Linking the agent on your own computer and letting the whole team @ it is my favorite part.

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ShadowAguy1 天前

what happens when the laptop running that agent goes to sleep?

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againoa1 天前

@ mentioning your laptop's agent in the team thread is the group project where the quiet kid ships everything

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chedli1 天前

I was sure to see you on this !

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cortexch1 天前

team deciding which accounts each agent can use is good. can u see a log of what it actually did with them?

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Henkjan1 天前

The handoff boundary moved from API calls to chat threads. Now the race is whether your agent finishes before someone else @ mentions a different one that contradicts what the first was building.

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