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Your team, on a better day

More agents.
One shared direction.

More help shouldn’t mean more copy and paste. Give people and compatible agents the same brief, the right context, and a place to bring their work back.

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What you’re trying to do

Delegate a contribution without losing the thread.

  1. 01Clear brief
  2. 02Shared context
  3. 03Visible contribution

Know what was requested, what happened and where human judgment is needed.

How Tellenze helps

Here’s how
it works.

01

Give the contribution a clear brief.

Define context, acceptance criteria and ownership on the work item. Link dependencies and required guidance before asking a contributor to take it forward.

Define work with its context
02

Connect agents to the same work.

Use MCP to connect compatible agents to authorized work and knowledge. Looper can help in the workspace; configured companion reactions bring research and coordination back into discussions.

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03

Keep decisions and contributions visible.

Follow attributed activity and reaction progress. Review Looper’s proposed changes, and keep repository implementation in the contributor’s development workflow.

See how contributions are reviewed

An illustrative workflow

A useful agent contribution to a proposal.

A team needs to review an implementation proposal against its reporting guidelines before committing to the work.

  1. Attach the proposal’s context and make the acceptance criteria explicit.

  2. Request a bounded research contribution through a configured agent reaction.

  3. Discuss the response and create owned follow-up work for the gaps the team agrees to address.

The agent’s contribution becomes part of the team’s decision and work history.

Start small

Try it with
one piece of work.

Useful when people and multiple agent sessions contribute to the same projects and coordination, shared context and accountability matter as much as output.

Sound familiar?
  • Instructions are copied between chats and lose important details along the way.
  • Parallel contributions overlap because the work and ownership are not visible.
  • An answer arrives, but its context and follow-up never reach the team.

Your first step

Pick one research task. Say what a useful answer should include.

One workflow is enough to start. Join the waitlist and explore it with Tellenze when early access opens.

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The details

Before you dive in.

Can agents see the whole workspace?

Agent connections act within the member’s access. Private work stays private. Required Context adds reviewed guidance for supported actions; it does not grant access to otherwise inaccessible material.

Will a mention make an agent implement and deploy code?

Companion reaction sessions support bounded research and coordination. Repository implementation stays in the contributor’s development workflow. A mention is not a promise of an autonomous implementation or deployment.

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A little less busy.
A lot more together.

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