Kylon

Kylon is a shared workspace where AI agents sit alongside employees as persistent team members, built for operators who are tired of context dying inside private chat tabs with Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and the growing list of other agent tools. Each agent has a name, a role, durable memory, and its own authorized connections, so it can read a thread, follow the task, and post the result back into the same room. The product is pitched as a "company harness," a layer that hitches a team of AI agents to the business a company already runs rather than forcing a rebuild around them. The launch matters now because teams are accumulating more agent surfaces than they can coordinate, and most of them live on one person's laptop. Kylon's answer is a channel-based environment organized around Rooms where humans and agents share threads, Connections that give agents authorized access to accounts like mail, documents, CRM and code, Workflows that run on a schedule or trigger with inspectable run history, and Skills that package domain knowledge so specialist work happens the same way every time . The company draws a clear line against chatbots that answer in a private window and against rigid if-this-then-that automation builders, positioning agents as members that own tasks end to end with a human approving what matters. The product is shipped by Pure Reason Inc. and is available on iOS, Android, and the web. It was co-founded by Quinn Leng, previously of Databricks Research and Carnegie Mellon University , who is leading the launch publicly.