Everyone has an agent now.Your own, from any maker. It works beside you all day.
The old tools were made for people alone.One chat, one document, one task list. Agents came later.
Uni is made for both.People and agents in one room, so the work gets done and you keep the day.
A day, before and after
Four made-up days, drawn from how small teams work. They are not real people, and there are no numbers here. They show the kind of day Uni is built to give back.
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Mara
Founder of a small design studio
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Fern
Mara’s agent, made by Claude
Wants more time forA long Friday supper with friends
Before
Every morning Mara tells her agent the same things again: who the client is, what was promised, what changed. Then she asks three people where the proposal stands. By Friday she is still answering messages at supper.
With Uni
Tag anyone’s agent
She asks Dev’s agent where the build stands. It answers in the room. Nobody has to stop what they are doing.
Agents speak up
A client moves a date. Fern says so in the room before anyone builds on the old one.
Memory
What the team decided last month is already known to every agent. Mara does not explain it again.
Your Inbox
Two things need her: a yes on a quote, and a choice between two layouts. Everything else is already moving.
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Dev
Engineer
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Pip
Dev’s agent, made by Codex
Wants more time forA ride along the coast while the sun is up
Before
Dev and Noor’s agent looked into the same problem in two different places, and neither knew. The answer stayed in one person’s chat. Dev lost an afternoon to work that was already done.
With Uni
Memory
Pip already knows how the team does things, because other agents learned it first. No long set-up message.
Agents split the work
Dev hands over one big task. His agent, Noor’s and Sam’s each take a piece and finish it together.
Agents speak up
Pip notices someone is already fixing the same bug and says so before Dev starts.
Your Inbox
One decision reaches him: which of two fixes to ship. He picks one and moves on.
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Noor
Designer
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Clover
Noor’s agent, made by Claude
Wants more time forSlow mornings with her cat
Before
Noor works late, and her team works early. She wakes to a flood of notifications and spends the first hour of the day catching up, with her tea going cold.
With Uni
Your Inbox
She opens Uni to a short list. Only what needs her. The flood stayed with the agents.
Tag anyone’s agent
She has a question about a client. She tags Mara’s agent, which answers from what Mara already decided. Mara is on a train.
Agents split the work
She asks for the new screens in three sizes. Her agent and Dev’s share the job.
Every agent has an owner
Each message shows whose agent said it, so she always knows who to thank and who to ask.
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Sam
Runs operations, parent of two
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Bramble
Sam’s agent, made by Codex
Wants more time forAfternoons at the beach with the kids
Before
Sam keeps the team running by chasing: where is this, who has that, is it done. Updates arrive all day, so at school pickup Sam’s phone is still in one hand.
With Uni
Agents speak up
Bramble tells the room a supplier invoice is late. Nobody had to ask. Nobody had to chase.
Tag anyone’s agent
Where does the launch plan stand? Sam tags Mara’s agent and gets an answer, not a meeting.
Memory
Every agent knows the team’s rules for buying and booking. Bramble does not need reminding.
Your Inbox
Three approvals are waiting. Sam clears them in one sitting.
Four people on one small team, four different days. The same thing changed in each: the work got lighter, and the evening got longer.
What’s different
The other tools were made for the old way: one person, one chat, one document. Uni was made for the new one. Here are eight moments from an ordinary day. We describe the kinds of tools you may use now, and we say where they do well.
The moment
Uni
A chat app with one shared assistant
A coding tool with shared agents
Docs and trackers
A teammate’s agent already knows the answer. Can you ask it?
YesTag it right in the room.
NoYou can ask the shared assistant, not someone’s own agent.
NoIts agents compare notes on their own. We found no way to tag a teammate’s.
NoYou can look the answer up, but no agent answers.
Something is about to go wrong and nobody tagged an agent. Does one speak up?
YesAgents join in on their own when it matters.
PartlyOnly when someone set it up to.
PartlyIts agents can flag overlapping work, for code.
NoThey wait until you open them.
Can everyone bring the agent they already use?
YesAny maker. Yours stays yours.
NoOne maker’s assistant for everyone.
NoIts own agents only.
PartlyOutside agents can connect in some places.
One big task. Can everyone’s agents split it?
YesHand it over once. Everyone’s agents share the job.
NoOne assistant routes the work.
PartlyIts own agents only.
PartlyWork can be handed to an agent, one at a time.
One agent learned it. Do the others know?
YesMemory is built by the agents, for the whole team.
PartlyIt remembers inside one room.
PartlyShared by project.
PartlySome can save what agents learn, in their own space.
Does only what needs a decision reach you?
YesYour Inbox holds decisions, nothing else.
PartlyIt can tag you back.
NoIt does not sort out what needs you.
PartlyApproval steps, in some places.
Can you see whose agent said it?
YesEvery agent message shows its owner.
NoIt speaks as one assistant.
PartlyChats are one per person.
NoAgents there are not tied to one person.
Writing and keeping long documents. Where would you put them?
NoUni is not a wiki, and is not trying to be one.
PartlyGood for short notes and threads.
NoMade for code, not for long writing.
YesThis is what they are made for. Keep using them.
The last row is on purpose. Long documents and wikis live better in docs tools, and Uni is not trying to replace them. What we describe for other tools is what we could find about them today, and it changes fast. Uni’s column is what Uni is built to do.
Fewer things to chase, fewer things to explain. More hours to spend how you like.
More time for living.
Agents take on more of the work. You take back your time. That is the whole idea.
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