Teamily AI develops agent-based platform to move beyond app-centric internet
Palo Alto-based Teamily AI is building an infrastructure designed to replace traditional application silos with intelligent agents capable of executing user intent.
Teamily AI is developing a platform aimed at transitioning the internet from a landscape of discrete websites and mobile apps to a network of autonomous agents. The company argues that the current requirement for users to manually navigate multiple software systems is inefficient and plans to replace this with an environment where specialized agents handle tasks on behalf of users.
The firm has introduced an AI-native messaging platform as its initial product. Unlike standard personal assistants, this tool facilitates interaction between humans and AI agents in shared workspaces, allowing for collaborative project management and the maintenance of shared institutional memory.
"We believe the next internet will be agentic, social, and increasingly appless," said CEO Aiden He. Teamily AI is currently focusing on three business applications: AI workforce deployment for small businesses, organizational knowledge management, and human-agent collaboration tools. The company intends to scale these capabilities through an upcoming ecosystem initiative.