AI is still one person in a private box. Azeria is the AI coworker that lives in your shared channels: it reads the whole thread, jumps in without being @mentioned, can be redirected live, and stands on all your integrations plus one shared company brain.
See it work, redirect it live, hand it off — the AI coworker your whole team shares, standing on one company brain.
Azeria is already in the channel — not a session you open and invite people to spectate. It reads the whole thread and jumps in when it's relevant, no @mention required, with its work posted where the whole team can watch.
Heading the wrong way? Anyone in the channel can stop, interrupt, or redirect a running generation on the spot — then any teammate can pick up where Azeria left off. Work moves between people and AI like it moves between colleagues.
The payoff of going multiplayer: a layered company brain, not a flat log — a global company and identity layer, audience-scoped fact rows, and a knowledge graph of how your people, projects and tools relate. It knows who decided what, on which project, and reuses it across every conversation.
The AI in your channel can actually reach into the tools your work lives in — Notion, Google Workspace and any MCP-compatible tool — as a teammate, not a chatbot. And every write is proposed first and runs only on human approval.
No unverified badges — just the controls that are real today. Every workspace is isolated, every action to a connected tool runs only on human approval, and admins get a full audit trail. Deploy in Azeria Cloud or fully on-premise, with the same security model either way.
Drop a file into the channel and Azeria reads it — PDFs, Office documents and images, with OCR for scanned pages — so the whole team can ask questions about it and act on it together, right where the conversation is happening.
Multiplayer is the surface. Underneath it, all your integrations work as one, and one layered company brain remembers what the team knows — and all three run together.
Already in the room. Azeria reads the whole thread and jumps in when it's relevant — no @mention required.
Anyone in the channel can stop, interrupt, or redirect a running generation on the spot — no waiting for a bad answer to finish.
Because the whole exchange lives in the channel, any teammate can pick up where Azeria left off — no forwarding, no re-explaining.
A global identity layer, audience-scoped fact rows, and a knowledge graph of how your people, projects and tools relate — not a flat log.
Notion live, Gmail & Calendar in beta, any MCP-compatible tool — and Azeria can act as an MCP server itself. Its integrations are its hands.
Every write to a connected tool — a draft email, a calendar event, a Notion page — is proposed first and runs only on human approval.
Put an AI coworker in your team's channels — one that lives in the thread, remembers what the company knows,
and gets real work done across your tools, with your approval.
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