How AMVY works

Everything behind a run: shared sessions, automation, company knowledge, learning, published results, and evals.

One session. Your team. Your agents.

Stop pasting agent transcripts into DMs. In AMVY, multiplayer AI means people and agents share one governed session: everyone sees the same work, and anyone with the right role can step in.

Release readiness · Shared

3 online
Ana Pérez10:42
@AMVY Review open issues, risky changes, and ship blockers for the 3.2 release.
AMVY
Working for 48s
8 pull requests reviewed against release policy
Checking required release checks
Ana Pérez is working with the agent

Built on the Multiplayer AI Manifesto

Read the manifesto
  1. Never copy-and-paste

    One canonical session that everyone joins.

  2. Work with the door open

    Watch, steer, and take over live runs.

  3. Continuously improve

    Reviewed corrections become skills and memory.

  4. People are not routers

    Agents and schedules move the work along.

  5. Nothing starts from scratch

    Threads, workspaces, and history resume.

One request. A complete operating loop.

AMVY carries context, execution state, approvals, and results across the entire job — not just one response.

Start with the outcome

Describe the work in natural language and attach the project, files, or systems that matter.

Project · Platform release
GitHub · 8 open pull requests
Goal · Produce a readiness report

Work moves without anyone chasing it.

People are not routers. Agents run on a schedule or a trigger, split long work across subagents, and ask the right person when they need an answer.

  • Schedules

    Recurring or one-time runs for a person or a whole project, with the same approvals as any other run.

  • Triggers

    Start a run from a webhook or the API when something happens in your systems.

  • Background work

    Long jobs keep running after you close the tab, and subagents split the work in parallel.

  • Agents ask people

    When a run needs a fact only a teammate knows, the agent asks them in their Inbox and continues with the answer.

Operations daily · Shared

2 online
Schedule · every weekday09:00
Check overdue tasks across our projects and chase the owners.
AMVY
Worked for 3m 40s
9 overdue tasks found
4 projects checked in parallel
Asked 3 owners for an update

Question from AMVY · for Laura Díaz

Can the onboarding checklist move to Friday? It is blocked on the new vendor contract.
Asked during the daily operations check started by Tomás Vidal

Your agents know what your company knows.

Answers come from your documents, the folders you already keep, and the facts your teams agreed on, never from a guess.

  • Knowledge bases

    Upload playbooks, policies, and specs, and link them to an agent or a project.

  • Connected sources

    Folders and sites stay in sync on their own, with the permissions they already have.

  • Organization memory

    Facts your teams agree on become shared memory, reviewed before any agent uses them.

  • Scoped to each person

    An agent only reads what the person and the project it works for can read.

SharePointOneDrivewebsites and the files you upload

Acme renewal

1 online
Marta Díaz14:05
@AMVY What discount can we offer Acme on the annual plan?
AMVY
Worked for 21s
Searched the sales playbook
Read Pricing 2026.xlsx
Recalled 2 organization memories

Up to 15% on annual plans; anything above needs finance approval. Acme already has 10% from last year's renewal, so you can add 5% more within policy.

Organization memory

  • Annual discounts above 15% need finance approvalReviewed
  • Acme renewed in 2025 with a 10% discountReviewed

It learns through proposals, not silent changes.

Self-improving agents, under review. Completed work can produce evidence-backed memory or skill proposals, and people approve, edit, or reject every durable change.

  1. Run completed
  2. Learning proposed
  3. Human reviewed
  4. Memory or skill updated
Skill patchPending review

Add a rollback check to Release review

The last run needed rollback steps that the skill did not cover.

ScopeProject
Targetrelease-review
PermissionUpdate skills
Confidence86%
Pathskills/release-review/SKILL.md

Proposed change

Skill patch
Current
  ## Checks  - Verify CI is green  - Review open blockers
Proposed
  ## Checks  - Verify CI is green  - Review open blockers+ - Confirm a tested rollback plan exists+ - Name the rollback owner in the report

Why this was proposed

The release run had to add a rollback plan by hand. Adding it to the skill means the next run starts with it.

How often to suggest

Pick a cadence. Reviews stay within quotas and the Inbox stays quiet.

Up to 3 proposals per run and 10 per day.

  • Inbox only by default: agents propose, people apply.
  • Permissions are checked again when a change is applied.
  • Applied, rejected, and failed proposals stay auditable.

A real workspace for every run.

Project files, diffs, tools, artifacts, and execution history stay together in a persistent environment scoped to the person or project.

Files & diffs
Complete run history
Isolated runtime
Persistent state
Dedicated project runtime
workspace
src/release/checks.ts
reports/readiness.md
artifacts/release-room/
skills/release-review/
Run activity · live
Project context and release policy loaded
Analyzing 8 pull requests and 42 checks...
All required checks passed
4 files changed · 28 insertions · 6 deletions
Run completed · report generated
Artifact publishedpublished

Release control room

published

/a/release-control-room · v3 · Organization

Don’t stop at an answer. Publish the result.

Turn completed work into private or organization-visible dashboards, reports, portals, and interactive tools with versioned publishing.

Interactive dashboards
Decision reports
Internal portals
Operational trackers

Know an agent works before your team relies on it.

Turn real conversations into test cases and replay them whenever an agent, a skill, or a model changes.

  • Cases from real work

    Save any conversation as a case with the outcome you expect.

  • No real side effects

    Replays run with stubbed tools in a sandbox without network, so nothing is sent or changed.

  • Assertions and an AI judge

    Check the exact steps you require and score the answer against your criteria, within a budget per run.

  • Every change gets tested

    Suites run nightly, and a self-improvement proposal is compared against the current setup before anyone applies it.

Release review · eval suite

24 cases · nightly · sandbox without network

Last night

23/24

96% passed · last 12 nights shown

  • Flags a pull request without testsjudge 0.94
  • Asks the owner before publishingjudge 0.91
  • Catches a missing rollback testjudge 0.58
  • Summarizes risks for the release ownerjudge 0.97

Proposal tested: add a rollback check

With the change, 24 of 24 cases pass. No case got worse.

Build an AI workforce around how your team operates.

Every agent is assembled from reusable capabilities on a shared agent harness, instead of being locked into a single prompt or provider.

Agents

Create specialized workers conversationally and let them delegate to the right teammates.

Skills

Package repeatable procedures, standards, and domain workflows that agents load when needed.

Agent Apps

Give agents focused business capabilities with their own setup, tools, policy, and UI.

Models & providers

Connect the providers and models you already use, choose the right one per agent or run, and keep routing, usage, and cost under one policy.

OpenAI
Anthropic
Google Gemini
Azure OpenAI
AWS Bedrock
Ollama

Integrations

Connect the accounts where work already happens and choose exactly what each run can use.

GitHub
Slack
Google Drive
Asana
Microsoft Teams
+40

Marketplace

Install, update, publish, and share declarative agent and skill packages.

Release Guardian
Research Brief
Repository Triage
Data Quality

Give your team and its agents one place to work.

Tell us how your team wants to use AMVY. We review every beta request and reply by email.