Oz Workspace
ozworkspace.vercel.app- Category
- AI Agents
- Rank
- No. 3347Tools index
Previous survey · No. 3231 ·
- Pricing
- Open Source
- Type
- APP
- Use case
- Agent Building
- Interfaces
- Web · API
- Date
About
A collaborative workspace for building and managing teams of AI agents that can work together on projects. Features real-time coordination, task tracking, and agent dispatch through familiar chat-based interfaces.
What it does
According to its site, Oz Workspace is a chat-style place where people and AI agents share project rooms. You define agents with their own role, system prompt and environment, call them with an @mention, and agents can hand work to each other. A task board tracks progress and an inbox flags PRs awaiting review.
Stated on the product site
- Source availability
- Open source, published by Warp
- Agent configuration
- Custom roles, system prompts and environments
- Interface
- Chat rooms with @mention dispatch
- Task tracking
- Board with backlog, in-progress and done columns
Not stated on the site
- The page does not name which AI models or coding agents run behind the custom agents.
- Pricing and any limits on the hosted sign-up are not stated.
- The page does not say whether the workspace can be self-hosted.
Written from the product site at ozworkspace.vercel.app.
What it can do
Create teams of AI agents
Agent specifications and team requirements → Configured AI agent teams
Coordinate AI agents in real-time
Project tasks and agent assignments → Synchronized agent collaboration
Track task progress across AI agents
Active project tasks and agent activities → Task status updates and progress reports
Dispatch tasks to AI agents
Task descriptions and agent selection criteria → Task assignments to appropriate agents
Manage AI agent communications through chat
Chat messages and commands → Agent responses and status updates
Monitor collaborative project workflows
Multi-agent project activities → Workflow visibility and coordination insights
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