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· Generated draft@BasicOps just added support for agents built on @Gumloop (Agent Users)
AI agents are quickly becoming part of real team workflows, but most of them still live outside the place where teams actually work. That creates a weird gap: the agent can do useful work, but team members still have to move context into the agent, copy output back into the team workspace, and keep everyone aligned manually. @BasicOps Agent Users close that gap — and @Gumloop is now supported. Agent Users let you connect the agents you build to a @BasicOps workspace. Once connected, they work as Agents — participating in channels, seeing tasks and threads, and delivering work where your team members are already collaborating. We now support both @Gumloop and @OpenClaw, with @Guild.ai and @Claude support coming soon. Curious how other teams are thinking about this. Are your @Gumloop agents still mostly personal assistants, or are you starting to use them as shared Agents inside team workflows?

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