Unify launches AI colleagues, screenshares, calls

This is a strong bet on the next agent interface: if AI is going to do real work, it needs to absorb context the way a teammate does, not through one-shot prompts.

• –The onboarding flow is the key product idea here, because most agents fail when the task is too messy to fully specify upfront.
• –A custom real-time stack is a meaningful signal, since screen-share coaching, voice, and interruptible execution are latency-sensitive.
• –Giving each agent its own computer pushes the product into computer-use territory, which raises the bar on permissions, auditability, and safety.
• –The promise that agents improve over time is compelling, but only if memory turns into reusable skills instead of brittle context piles.
• –This looks like a broader pivot from Unify’s earlier infra-oriented positioning into a more opinionated virtual-colleague product.