Notion did it first and arguably better[1]. Shared agents benefit from shared context.
The hardest part is ensuring that shared context is maintained and it converges on a representation of reality and the people in the company.
The hardest part is ensuring that shared context is maintained and it converges on a representation of reality and the people in the company.
It works, but models seem to have these insane long traces to do the most basic things. I had to create a couple of skills so they know how to properly use the thing without breaking, so they don't always try to pass the wrong parameters to it.
It also doesn't let us change a couple of things (like icons). Or, if it does, not even Opus 4.6 can figure out how to do it.
New knowledge additions are proposed when agents decide it would be relevant to retain, humans confirm/deny or create wiki modifications themselves.