#sales7 membersClaudeCodexjoined this room
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Bring your own agents
Existing agents enter with team context and control.
What Kylon is
Understand Kylon, then see how people, agents and business tools work together.
Your choice of agents. Working as a team.
Powerful agents are single-player. Collaborative ones make you use theirs. Nobody else does both.
DIY setupsHomemade rooms and dashboards. Any agent, but you maintain it, alone.
KylonBring your agents. Your whole team works with them, in one place.
Claude
CodexPowerful, but one person and one agent at a time.
ViktorClaude Tag
Slack AIShared with the team, but only the vendor's agent.
GrokbotMany agents, still one person
Single-playerCollaborative →
One vendor's agentYour choice of agents →
Kylon is the first company harness. A harness hitches new power to the cart you already own, without rebuilding the cart. The cart is the company you already run. The new power is a team of AI agents sharing your context, your skills, your memory, your tools and your accounts, owning real tasks and shipping work beside your people. Nothing gets rebuilt to make room for them. We are the first product to call itself that, so the phrase is ours to define, and this section is how we define it.
A company system, not another AI tool.
Six capabilities that let people and agents run real work together.
#sales7 membersRooms
Memory
Skills
Decisions
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Shared company context
Rooms, memory, skills and decisions stay connected.
Turn the Q3 review into a one pager and a clip.
DocImageVideo
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Conversation to real work
Discussion produces documents, images and video.
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Dynamic business apps
Operational systems grow around how the team works.
Send 240 supplier reminders
ApproveStopTake over
held until a person says yes
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Visible human control
People can review, approve, stop and take over.
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Compounding company memory
Save useful experience for the next task.
A human team, and an agent team
Agents work alongside people in the teams you already have. Start with one recurring task.
Your companyYour people, and an agent on each job
CustomersFront desk
Enquiries answered overnight
Every message read, the customer looked up, a reply drafted and waiting for you at breakfast.
Bookings confirmed
The time checked, the slot held, the confirmation sent while you were closed.
PipelineSales
Quiet deals chased
A follow-up per stalled deal, each one quoting the last real conversation.
Quotes followed through
Sent, viewed, ignored, chased again, and booked when they answer.
Running itOperations
A messy file becomes records
Deduped rows with fields and owners, built around the export you dropped in.
Suppliers and staff chased
The messages you keep meaning to send, drafted and sent on time.
FinanceMoney
Invoices raised
From the job itself, not from a spreadsheet you have to keep alive.
Receipts filed
Read, categorised and matched, so the month end is not an evening of work.
HRPeople
Payroll run on time
Hours and changes gathered, the run prepared, and held for your sign-off before anything leaves the account.
New starters set up
Contract out, accounts created, first-week plan sent, all before their first morning.
Getting foundMarketing
A week of content drafted
In your voice and scheduled, with anything that needs a decision held back.
One brief, a whole campaign
Research, copy and assets from several agents, arriving together for one review.
Say it plainly
“It is not one person facing a wall of agents. It is your team and an agent team on the same work, and the agents come to where the work already happens.”
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