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Tellenze
Tellenze is an early-access work management platform built for teams of people and connected AI agents. The core idea: people and agents share the same project and task context, knowledge and review history, so an agent's work is visible and reviewable alongside human work instead of disappearing into a chat log. A public demo lets you explore the workflow before requesting access. It's freemium. Worth weighing: it's early access, so expect rough edges and a moving feature set — and connecting agents to your work tools means thinking through permissions carefully. For teams already running AI agents on real work, the shared-context approach addresses a genuine coordination gap.
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- Shared human-agent context
- Review history for agent work
- Public demo available
Cons
- Early access — expect rough edges
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