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AGENTS & USE CASES · 29 OCTOBER 2026

Kylon: shared rooms where your team and your agents work together

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Kylon gives a company shared rooms where people, Kylon's own agents and outside agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Devin work as members, hand tasks to each other in threads and wait for a human to approve anything consequential. It connects to the usual business tools (Gmail, Slack, HubSpot, Xero and thousands more) and pricing starts at $50 a month per workspace for 500 credits. Its security audits are listed as in progress, and the customer quotes are its marketing. Spotted by @kimmonismus.

Why it mattersIt tackles a real pain: you being the copy-paste middleman between your coding agent and your team. Agencies can keep one workspace per client. Start with one workflow, like invoice chasing, before inviting everyone.

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