​AI Pilled Teams at work

​We're back for round three of our monthly demo night.

​A lot of AI demos are one person, one tool. This night is squarely about how teams actually work together with AI. How you share context. Which internal tools are being used. What works when five people are in it together. What breaks.

​We are a strict no pitches and only team demos evening!

​Multiplayer demos show how teams work together when everyone is using AI. See real workflows where one person, or one agent, starts the work, shares context, and hands it off to a teammate or another agent who picks it up and continues. This could happen in a shared coding-agent session, a Slack-to-tool workflow, an issue handoff, or any other team process. The point is not to pitch a product; it is to show how AI changes collaboration, context-sharing, and handoffs at work.

​Format

• ​3 min demo + 3 min Q&A on your workflow

• ​Come to show, or come to watch and steal ideas. Both are great.

​MC: Anushrut Gupta

​Agenda

​5:30–6:00 PM
Doors open, Indian pizza from Zante, drinks, and networking

​6:00–7:30 PM: Opening comments and demos

​Opening comments: Anushrut Gupta and Elizabeth “Lizzie” Siegle will kick off the evening by introducing the demo format and rules. Anushrut will MC the event and help guide audience questions during the Q&A.

​Each presenter gets 3 minutes to show their demo, followed by 3 minutes of Q&A.

1. ​Jakob Prince, Hasura
   Opening demo

2. ​Sai Prameela Konduru and Akhilesh Krishnan, Oodle AI
   Slack-based AI incident response, from detection through investigation and fix

3. ​Chao Liu, First Tree
   Agent teamwork and shared team context

4. ​Ishan Rakshit, Sortment
   Cross-sell growth campaigns on autopilot

5. ​Brian Permut, Nalarun.com
   Multi-agent orchestration across Windows, Mac, and Linux

6. ​Nars Ganeshkumar, Skillsync (YC W26)
   Turning successful coding-agent workflows into reusable team skills

7. ​Srini Sankar, Hasura
   Demo topic to be confirmed

8. ​Sivakumar G, AEITY Systems
   CogniMesh: humans and AI agents sharing context, dividing work, and producing a business deliverable

9. ​Mrinal Wadhwa, Fluent
   An open-source software-factory workflow with a multiplayer handoff

10. ​Kevin Goedecke, Doop
    Agents collaborating through shared decisions, preferences, and context

11. ​Michael Ogundare, Coshell
    Two or more people building a product together in real time

12. ​Elizabeth “Lizzie” Siegle, Entire
    Collaborative coding-agent workflows connecting sessions, prompts, decisions, and git commits

​After 7:30 PM
Food, drinks, and informal conversation

​Just watching? Perfect. Some of the best questions last time came from the audience.

​We run these monthly. See you here again next month.

This time, we're collaborating with the lovely folks at Entire.

About Entire

​Entire is building the next developer platform for humans and agents. It captures every agent session (prompts, tool calls, decisions) alongside your git commits, so teams can review intent, search past work, and stop starting from zero. Think version control for the age of coding agents. entire.io

​About PromptQL

​PromptQL is team AI with shared context. A multiplayer AI agent with shared threads and a shared brain, so what one person teaches sticks for everyone. promptql.io