Oasis HQ

Oasis HQ is a collaborative workspace where teams deploy multiple AI agents with shared memory, routing and approval-style workflows across Slack, Teams, iMessage and WhatsApp.

Oasis HQ is a collaboration workspace built around a simple premise: AI agents should work like teammates, not like isolated chat windows. Teams create agents inside Oasis, import agents built with other providers, or bring agents they already run, and those agents are then available to everyone in the workspace. Each agent gets shared context, a memory of prior decisions and conversations, and a defined set of permissions, so it can pick up work without a person re-explaining the project every time. The product leans on three mechanics. First, multi-agent routing: when a conversation happens in a connected channel such as Slack, Microsoft Teams or iMessage, the relevant agent steps in when it can contribute, so the team does not have to tag a specific agent for every task. Second, workflows: recurring routines are turned into shared multi-step sequences where different agents handle different stages, for example one agent gathering inputs, another drafting, and a third sharing the result. Third, shared memory: conversations, people, decisions, projects and knowledge connect into one context store, with access governed by team permissions. In practice, a request like a launch brief can originate in a chat channel. A growth agent assembles the brief with owners and next steps, humans respond and claim work, and the agent can follow up in another channel or over iMessage. The same knowledge persists as agents change or multiply, which is the core selling point: the memory belongs to the team, not to a single agent instance. Oasis HQ suits small product, growth and go-to-market teams that already run several agents and feel the friction of disconnected context. It is closer to an agent infrastructure layer than to a single-purpose assistant, which distinguishes it from standalone chat tools and from no-code agent builders that stop at deployment. Buyers comparing it should weigh how much of their workflow genuinely spans more than one agent and more than one communication tool. The homepage presents Oasis as a beta alongside named companies and lists no public pricing.