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Agent products can handle user interactions through channels such as Slack, lowering the barrier to entry.
The original author says channels are the way to interact with managed deepagents, giving slack as an example. The tweet also says there is a diagram below.
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The author believes AI models need a dedicated workspace and says Questflow applies this idea to finance by building Financial Harness, letting agents perform tasks on Polymarket or Hyperliquid.
Why it mattersFinancial Agent products may need dedicated workspaces rather than relying only on general model interfaces.
Original sourceThe poster says @viktor_com is an AI employee inside Slack, can access about 3,000 tools through one connection, maintains context across tasks, and returns a proposal for approval.
Why it mattersThis design emphasizes shared memory and approval thresholds, targeting Agent handoff issues in production environments.
Original sourceThe author expects many new agent harness experiences to emerge in the coming months and believes Grok Bot is an important node for agents, with the Agent experience clearly shifting from the terminal to new AI UIs.
Why it mattersThis view suggests Agent product forms may shift from the command line toward more user-facing interfaces.
Original sourceThe reposted @masondrxy content introduces Managed Deep Agents, saying it works with all models and can connect company knowledge through a single version.
Why it mattersEnterprises can connect hosted Agents to their own knowledge and maintain compatibility across different models.
Original sourcenew onboarding for managed deep agents
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