Making AI Collaborative — A Shared Space for Humans and Machines

In our last updates, we introduced proactive assistants and shared context—two shifts that help AI understand your goals and work on them even when you're not around. Now, we’re building on that foundation by making AI truly collaborative.

Most conversational AI today is built for a single user. You type a prompt, get a response, and the session ends there. It’s private, isolated, and ephemeral.

At Hubs, we’re creating something fundamentally different: a shared workspace where humans and AI assistants collaborate over time toward shared goals. Multiple people and multiple assistants can see the same work, understand the objectives, track progress, and know what needs attention next. Everything is visible, modular, and continuously evolving—no more disappearing threads or solo sessions.

This is a place where AI doesn’t just react—it participates. Your assistants each have a role to play: monitoring signals, advancing tasks, surfacing insights. And because the work lives in a shared space, you and your team can pick up exactly where the AI left off—and vice versa.

It's not chat. It’s collaboration.

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