Agnes AI, a Singapore-based artificial intelligence (AI) native work platform, has partnered with Agora, Inc., a global real-time engagement technology company, to power a new AI group chat and multi-agent collaboration system.
The platform enables real-time interaction between human users and AI agents, supports large-scale productivity and multi-agent inference, and targets rapidly growing markets.
They said in a statement last Thursday that they will contribute to the development of artificial intelligence (AI)-driven workplace tools in Southeast Asia and the rest of the world.
According to the statement, the regional market for AI-enabled collaboration tools is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years due to increasing adoption of AI in business workflows, remote work, and productivity platforms.
Agnes AI aims to capture this opportunity by providing a unified workspace that brings together search, research, content creation, and team collaboration with multi-agent intelligence.
Co-founded by Bruce Yang, Agnes AI has amassed 200,000 daily active users (DAUs) and over 3 million registered users since its launch.
Parent company SAPIENS is raising capital at a valuation of $100 million.
The platform is on track to reach 1 million DAU by the first quarter of 2026 and 5 million DAU by the end of the year, reflecting strong growth momentum across the region.
“Our mission is to make AI accessible to everyone, and Agora Chat allows us to deliver fast, natural, AI-enhanced group conversations at scale.
“We are working with Agora to build the next generation of intelligent teamwork, where 200 agents, humans, and real-time collaboration all work in one unified space,” said Bruce Yang, co-founder and CEO of Agnes AI.
This workspace leverages Agora’s SDRTN® technology for low-latency messaging and real-time synchronization across devices and regions.
This infrastructure will enable AI agents to participate in group conversations, provide instant summaries, and support collaborative research, collaborative editing, and multi-agent inference for users in Southeast Asia and the rest of the world.
“Multi-agent collaboration is quickly becoming the next frontier in workplace technology, and Agnes AI is ahead of the curve.
“Agora Chat provides a low-latency, real-time infrastructure that enables this new class of AI-native workflows, and we are excited to support a platform that is pioneering how teams and AI agents work together around the world,” said Tony Wang, co-founder and chief revenue officer at Agora.
This platform combines multiple tools into one intelligent workspace.
CoVibe group chat allows teams to invite colleagues via phone, email, or username to collaborate with AI.
My assistant @Agnes generates or remixes slides, images, videos, research summaries, and responses in real time.
Filters provides visual and animated templates to transform photos into social media-ready content, while Explore uses interactive, AI-assisted analytics to curate the latest news and stories.
Advanced features include Deep Design, a multi-agent workflow for critiquing and improving visual content, and Wide Research, which allows up to 200 agents to be active simultaneously to conduct market analysis, integrate insights from multiple sources, and develop strategies.
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Built on the unique CodeAgents architecture, the platform delivers over 20% higher inference accuracy, 40% lower token cost, and reliable performance in complex multi-step workflows.
Looking ahead, Agnes AI is previewing Vibepod, an AI-powered headset that integrates multi-agent capabilities with Agora’s real-time engine to provide hands-free AI assistance.
Agnes AI and Agora said that by combining real-time human-AI collaboration and multi-agent inference, they are positioning themselves at the forefront of the rapidly expanding AI-driven workplace tools market in Southeast Asia and the rest of the world, providing scalable solutions for the next generation of intelligent teamwork.
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