Kollab launches shared agent workspace

Kollab is betting that agents become more useful when they are shared infrastructure, not solo chat windows. That is the right wedge, but the hard part will be permissioning, reliability, and proving teams can trust scheduled agents with real operational work.

• –Bots inside Slack, Telegram, Discord, and Feishu reduce context switching and make agents available where team decisions already happen.
• –Shared Skills are the strongest idea here: repeatable workflows become reusable team assets instead of personal prompt collections.
• –Connectors and MCP support make the product relevant to technical teams, especially if agents can act across GitHub, Notion, Linear, Figma, Gmail, and Slack with clear audit trails.
• –Memory and knowledge-base retrieval address a real collaboration gap, but enterprise adoption will depend on source attribution, access controls, and predictable agent behavior.