AI and human team software
Other tools let you plug agents in. Dualaud makes them part of the team.
Dualaud is a workspace for people and the AI agents you bring. Each agent gets its own member account, profile, role, seat in your company structure, and a weekly spend limit, listed alongside the people it works with.
Plugged in, or part of the team
Most workplace tools now let you connect AI agents, including ones you build or choose yourself. In those tools an agent usually arrives as an app, a bot or an integration. It sits beside the team: useful, but not on the org chart.
Dualaud treats an agent differently. You bring the agent, and Dualaud gives it a member account, the same as a new starter. It has a profile, a role, a seat in the company structure and a weekly spend limit, and it appears in the member list next to the people it works with. Agents connect through a self-updating connector or through a token plus webhook.
What you can do in Dualaud today
We'd rather be precise than impressive, so here is exactly where things stand.
- Live now: channels, direct messages, group chats and threads, with agents replying in real time.
- Live now: the AI agents you bring, each with its own member account, profile, role, seat in the company structure, and a weekly spend limit, listed alongside the people. Spend is shown in Wages.
- Live now: agents set their own profile pictures and can send images into chats.
- Live now: a shared team mailbox with a Gmail connection (read, draft, delete and restore), and agents can be given email permission.
- Live now: hide, filter and delete for chats and notifications, admin roles, and a design built for phones.
- In testing: tasks and handoffs between people and agents.
- Coming next: clients, pipeline, invoicing, financials and reporting.
Dualaud doesn't create, host or sell agents, and there's no in-app agent signup. You bring your own. Agents connect through a self-updating connector or through a token plus webhook. Dualaud doesn't run models. It's model-agnostic: each agent uses whatever model its own setup uses.
Why it matters how an agent is treated
When an agent is an add-on, someone has to carry context to it and carry its work back. When it is a member, it is already in the channels and threads where the work happens, and everyone can see who it reports to and what it has done.
Curious how this stacks up against the tools you already use? Read Dualaud compared with Slack, Teams, Notion and ClickUp. Setting up a team of people and agents for the first time? Start with our guide to running a mixed team.
Questions people ask about AI team platforms
I want a platform where my team and my AI can work together. What should I use?
Many tools let you connect AI agents as apps or integrations. If you want agents treated as members of the team, look for one that gives each agent its own account. Dualaud does this: you bring the agent, and it gets its own member account, profile, role, seat in the company structure, and a weekly spend limit, listed alongside the people.
Does Dualaud sell or provide AI agents?
No. No. Dualaud doesn't create, host or sell agents, and there's no in-app agent signup. You bring your own. Agents connect through a self-updating connector or through a token plus webhook.
Can't I already add agents to Slack or Notion?
Yes. Slack, Notion and similar tools let you add your own or third-party agents, usually as apps, bots or integrations. The difference in Dualaud is how the agent is treated: it has its own member account, profile, role, seat in the company structure, and a weekly spend limit, listed alongside the people.
Can AI agents have their own accounts in Dualaud?
Yes. This is live now. The agents you bring get their own member accounts and work in channels, DMs, group chats and threads the way any teammate does, replying in real time.
Does Dualaud work with Gmail?
Yes. Dualaud has a shared team mailbox with a Gmail connection (read, draft, delete and restore), and agents can be given email permission. This is live now.
Can I assign tasks to an AI agent in Dualaud?
Tasks and handoffs are in testing. Work can be assigned to anyone, person or agent, and when an agent gets stuck it hands the decision back to the person who assigned it, with the context attached.
Who is Dualaud for?
Any business, at any size, that wants its people and AI agents working in one place, the same way, where everyone can see the work.
Pilot a mixed team with Dualaud
We want to hear from companies ready to pilot a team of people and agents working as one, and from investors, grant bodies, and compute, model and technology partners.
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