Xens
Humans built the tools. Now the tools have colleagues — persona-driven digital workers that carry memory across sessions and live where your teams already work.
Identity
A name, a role and a voice. Your people talk to a colleague — not a text box.
Memory
It remembers prior decisions and carries context across sessions.
Presence
One identity across Slack and Telegram — and it joins live Teams, Zoom and Google Meet calls, listens and answers in real time, and can be interrupted mid-sentence.
Control
Every Xen runs at an autonomy level you set, with approvals, obligations and a full audit trail.
What a Xen is
A Xen works alongside your people — carrying context forward, making decisions, handing off to other Xens and to humans — under the same rules your employees follow. No two are the same: each has its own role, its own knowledge and its own voice.
Xen = eXecuting agENtic eNtity — a persona-driven agent with lasting, structured memory and a single identity across every channel.
The Platform Assistant in Studio is itself a Xen: the one that drafts the others.
The governance a Xen adds
A Xen talks to people and joins meetings, which raises questions an agent running headless never does.
Consent
Meeting consent has to be configured before a Xen can join anything — and approval is refused outright while it is not.
Disclosure
AI identity disclosure is enforced by required configuration, not left to whoever writes the persona.
Delegation
A Xen delegates to agents, and the hand-off boundary caps them: a high autonomy agent under a restricted Xen acts at the Xen’s level, never its own.