Almanac launches a company agent that remembers before it acts

Almanac's YC S26 founders turned an internet-wide wiki experiment into an AI agent with plans starting at $30 per user per month across Slack, email, GitHub and the browser.

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Almanac is betting that shared memory, rather than another chat interface, is the missing layer for workplace agents. Its early permissions gap shows how quickly that thesis becomes a security problem.

Almanac launches a company agent that remembers before it acts — The YC S26 founders turned an internet-wide wiki experiment into a $30-a-seat agent that works across Slack, email, GitHub and the browser.

Rohan Sharma, Kushagra Chitkara and Divit Sheth launched Almanac, an AI workplace agent that compiles a team's scattered activity into a self-updating wiki, then uses that memory to carry out work through its own cloud computer.…

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