Oasis launched its collaborative workspace platform that positions AI agents as equal teammates alongside human workers.

The platform aggregates agents from multiple providers into shared "Rooms" where teams can work together with AI systems. Users can deploy agents like Claude Code, Devin, and other MCP-compatible tools through single-click integration.

"Agents are getting really good. But the way we work with them still feels fundamentally broken," said Stefano Delmanto, part of the Oasis team, in a Product Hunt post. "Today, every agent lives somewhere different."

The workspace addresses fragmentation by creating persistent shared contexts. Every conversation, decision, and artifact becomes part of an organization's memory base that new agents can access immediately.

Oasis partners with leading agent builders to provide instant access to specialized AI tools. The platform supports agents from companies including Anthropic, OpenAI, and other ecosystem providers.

Teams can invite colleagues into the same workspace and share agents across their organization. The platform enforces permissions from day one while maintaining collaborative access to accumulated knowledge.

The company positions its approach as solving the "copy-paste" problem where users manually transfer context between different AI tools and platforms. Instead of isolated workflows, Oasis creates group chat environments where humans and agents work from shared context.

Oasis offers $200 in free credits for new users and operates on a freemium model. The platform launched on Product Hunt with backing from team members including Chris Messina.

The workspace integrates with existing development tools and supports no-code workflows. Users can build specialized tools that adapt to their team's working patterns over time.

Oasis joins a growing field of AI collaboration platforms as organizations seek to coordinate multiple AI agents across their workflows.